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    Dec 23, 2008, 01:02 PM
    Help with perpetual method

    Need help putting this info into a journal using the perpetual method

    Date Description Name or Date No. Terms Amount
    May1 Paid rent (80% selling space, 20% office space) S&P Management Co. 3410 $3,710
    2 Sold merchandise on credit (cost $4,100) Hensel Company 8785 2/10, n/60 6,100
    2 Issued credit memo on returned merch. Knox, Inc. Apr. 28 175
    Total selling price (gross) Knox, Inc. Apr. 28 4,725
    3 Received credit memo on returned merch. Peyton Products Apr. 29 798
    4 Purchased merchandise on credit Gear Supply Co. May 4 n/10 EOM 37,072
    Purchased store supplies on credit Gear Supply Co. May 4 n/10 EOM 574
    Purchased office supplies on credit Gear Supply Co. May 4 n/10 EOM 83
    5 Received payment less discount and return Knox, Inc. Apr. 28 n/10 EOM ?
    8 Paid inv. Less 2 % discount and May 3 return Peyton Products Apr. 29 3411 ?
    9 Sold store supplies for cash at cost 350
    10 Purchased office equipment on credit Gear Supply Co. May 10 n/10 EOM 4,074
    11 Received payment less discount Hensel Company May 2 ?
    11 Purchased merchandise on credit Garcia, Inc. May 10 2/10, n/60 8,800
    12 Received credit memo on returned merch. Gear Supply Co. May 10 854
    15 Check issued for sales salaries Payroll 3412 5,320
    Check issued for office salaries Payroll 3412 3,150
    15 Cash sales for first half of month (cost $38,200) 59,220
    16 Sold merchandise on credit (cost $1,890) Hensel Company 8786 2/10, n/60 3,990
    17 Purchased merchandise on credit Fink Corp. May 14 2/10, n/60 13,650
    19 Paid invoice less discount Garcia, Inc. May 10 3413
    22 Sold merchandise on credit (cost $4,990) Lee Services 8787 2/10, n/60 6,850
    23 Paid invoice less discount Fink Corp. May 14 3414 ?
    24 Purchased merchandise on credit Gear Supply Co. May 23 n/10 EOM 8,120
    Purchased store supplies on credit Gear Supply Co. May 23 n/10 EOM 630
    Purchased office supplies on credit Gear Supply Co. May 23 n/10 EOM 280
    25 Purchased merchandise on credit Peyton Products May 23 2/10, n/30 3,080
    26 Sold merchandise on credit (cost $8,230) Crane Corp. 8788 2/10, n/60 14,210
    26 Paid April electric bill Perennial Power 3415 1,283
    29 Issued check to owner for personal use Jenny Colo 3416 7,000
    30 Received payment less discount Lee Services May 22 ?
    30 Check issued for sales salaries Payroll 3417 5,320
    Check issued for office salaries Payroll 3417 3,150
    31 Cash sales for second half of month (cost $42,500) 66,052

    Additional information:
    a. Expired insurance $553
    b. Ending store supplies inventory 2,632
    c. Ending office supplies inventory 504
    d. Estimated depreciation of store equipment 567
    e. Estimated depreciation of office equipment 329
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    Dec 23, 2008, 04:11 PM
    Thank you for taking the time to copy your homework to AMHD.
    Please refer to this announcement: Ask Me Help Desk - Announcements in Forum : Homework Help
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    Jan 5, 2009, 12:42 PM

    Do your work first, then if you have a question we will try to help you.

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