Create the journal entries that resulted in the financial statement information presented. Using the information from the Balance Sheet and Income Statement of Abercrombie & Fitch for the most current year, complete the following:
1. Assume that net sales were 40% cash sales, 50% on account, and 10% were from prepaid sales. Make one compound journal entry to record net sales for the year ended February 3, 2018.
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2. Using the ending inventory balances from 1/28/17 and 2/3/18 and the cost of goods sold for the year ended 2/3/18, compute how much inventory Abercrombie must have purchased during the year. Show computations.
3. Assume that 80% of Stores and Distribution Expense was paid in cash and the remaining amount was charged to accrued liabilities. Journalize this activity for the 2017 fiscal year ended 2/3/2018.
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4. Assume that no treasury stock was reissued during the year ended 2/3/2018. Journalize the purchase of the treasury stock.
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Create the journal entries that resulted in the financial statement information presented. Using the information from...
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