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mixas84 [53]
3 years ago
13

Cullumber Warehouse distributes hardback books to retail stores and extends credit terms of 2/10, n/30 to all of its customers.

Business
1 answer:
11111nata11111 [884]3 years ago
5 0

Answer and Explanation:

The journal entries are shown below:

On Jun 1

Merchandise Inventory $2,160

         To accounts payable  $2,160

(Being the purchased books on account is recorded)  

On Jun 3

Accounts receivable $1,000

          To sales revenue  $1,000

(Being the credit sales is recorded)  

Cost of goods sold $800

         To Merchandise Inventory  $800

(Being the cost of merchandise sold is recorded)  

On Jun 6

Accounts payable $60

            To Merchandise Inventory  $60

(Being books returned is recorded)  

On Jun 9

Accounts payable $2,100    ($2,160 - $60)

       To Merchandise Inventory ($2,100 × 2%)  $42

        To cash  $2,058

(Being  payment fully paid at discount)  

On Jun 15

Cash $1,000

  To accounts receivable  $1,000

(Being received payment is recorded)  

On Jun 17

Accounts receivable $1,700  

         To sales revenue  $1,700

(Being the credit sales is recorded )  

Cost of goods sold $950  

          To Merchandise Inventory  $950

(Being the cost of merchandise sold is recorded)  

On Jun 20

Merchandise Inventory $900

  To accounts payable  $900

(Being the purchases made on account is recorded)  

On Jun 24

Cash $1,666  

Sales Discounts ($1,700 × 2%) $34

  To Accounts receivable  $1,700

(Being the payment received fully at discount is recorded)  

On Jun 26

Accounts payable $900  

       To Merchandise Inventory ($900 × 3%) $27

       To cash  $873

(Being the payment is recorded)  

On Jun 28

Accounts receivable $1,950

         To sales revenue  $1,950

(Being the credit sales is recorded)  

Cost of goods sold $980

        To Merchandise Inventory  $980

(Being the cost of merchandise sold is recorded)  

On Jun 30

Sales returns and allowances $140

  To accounts receivable  $ 140

(Being the sales returns is recorded)  

Merchandise Inventory $50

  To cost of goods sold  $50

(Being the cost of merchandise returned is recorded)

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