Requirement A
Date | Particulars | Amount | Narration |
XXXX | Dr. Bad debts Expense | 6,000.00 | To record 6% expected bad debts for Account receivables |
XXXX | Cr. Allowance for Doubtful account | -6,000.00 | To record 6% expected bad debts for Account receivables |
Workings :
Particulars | Amount |
Account receivable | 1,50,000.00 |
Less 6% expected bad debts | -9,000.00 |
1,41,000.00 |
Particulars | Amount |
6% expected bad debts | 9,000.00 |
Opening Bad debts balance | -3,000.00 |
Current year bad debts | 6,000.00 |
Requirement B
Date | Particulars | Amount | Narration |
XXXX | Dr. Bad Debt Expense | 4,700.00 | To record estimated uncollectible amount(470000*1%) |
XXXX | Cr.Allowance for Doubtful Account | -4,700.00 | To record estimated uncollectible amount(470000*1%) |
Workings :
Particulars | Amount |
Sales | 5,00,000.00 |
Sales Returns | -30,000.00 |
Total Sales | 4,70,000.00 |
Particulars | Amount |
Total Sales | 4,70,000.00 |
1% Net Credit sales | 4,700.00 |
Requirement C
Date | Particulars | Amount | Narration |
Oct-04 | Dr.Purchase account | 5,000.00 | Purchased goods from Kuhn Bicycle Company |
Oct-04 | Cr.Kuhn Bicycle Company account | -5,000.00 | Purchased goods from Kuhn Bicycle Company |
Oct-06 | Dr. Team America account | 4,500.00 | Sold good to Team America |
Oct-06 | Cr. Sales account | -4,500.00 | Sold good to Team America |
Oct-07 | Dr.Kuhn Bicycle Company account | 400.00 | Returned defective bicycles to Kuhn Bicycle Company |
Oct-07 | Cr.Purchase account | -400.00 | Returned defective bicycles to Kuhn Bicycle Company |
Oct-13 | Dr. Sales account | 300.00 | Sales return( Team america returned defective bicycle |
Oct-13 | Cr. Team America account | -300.00 | Sales return( Team america returned defective bicycle |
Oct-14 | Dr.Kuhn Bicycle Company account | 5,000.00 | Paid Kuhn Bicycle Company in full, less discount |
Oct-14 | Cr. Cash and bank account | -4,900.00 | Paid Kuhn Bicycle Company in full, less discount |
Oct-14 | Cr. Discount account | -100.00 | Paid Kuhn Bicycle Company in full, less discount (25*200*2%) |
Working Note | |
Purchases (25*200) | 5,000.00 |
Sales(15*300) | 4,500.00 |
Purchase returns(2*200) | 400.00 |
Sales returns (1*300) | 300.00 |
Discount(25*200*2%) | 100.00 |
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