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madam [21]
3 years ago
11

Information related to Windsor, Inc. is presented below.

Business
1 answer:
Mice21 [21]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

April 5

Dr Inventory $27,900

Cr Accounts Payable $27,900

April 6

Dr Inventory $700

Cr Cash $700

April 7

Dr Equipment $28,800,

Cr Accounts Payable $28,800

On April 8

Dr Accounts Payable $3,900

Cr Inventory $3,900

On April 15

Dr Accounts Payable (Inventory before discounts) $24,000

Cr Cash (Inventory after discounts) $23,040

Cr Inventory (discounts) $960

Explanation:

Preparation of the journal entries to record these transactions on the books of Windsor, Inc. under a perpetual inventory system.

April 5

Dr Inventory $27,900

Cr Accounts Payable $27,900

April 6

Dr Inventory $700

Cr Cash $700

April 7

Dr Equipment $28,800,

Cr Accounts Payable $28,800

On April 8

Dr Accounts Payable $3,900

Cr Inventory $3,900

On April 15

Dr Accounts Payable (Inventory before discounts) $24,000

($27,900 - $3,900 = $24,000)

Cr Cash (Inventory after discounts) $23,040

($24,000-$960)

Cr Inventory (discounts) $960

($24,000 * 0.04 = $960)

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