Journal entry to record purchases using perpetual method | |||||
Date | Account titles and Explanation | Debit | Credit | ||
1-Feb | Inventory (9,300*90%) | $8,370 | |||
Accounts payable | $8,370 | ||||
(To record inventory purchased) | |||||
4-Feb | Accounts payable (2,700*90%) | $2,430 | |||
Inventory | $2,430 | ||||
13-Feb | Accounts payable (8370-2430) | $5,940 | |||
Inventory (5940*3%) | $178 | ||||
Cash (5940-178) | $5,762 | ||||
Journal entry to record purchases using periodic method | |||||
Date | Account titles and Explanation | Debit | Credit | ||
1-Feb | Purchases (9,300*90%) | $8,370 | |||
Accounts payable | $8,370 | ||||
(To record inventory purchased) | |||||
4-Feb | Accounts payable (2,700*90%) | $2,430 | |||
Purchases return and allowance | $2,430 | ||||
13-Feb | Accounts payable (8370-2430) | $5,940 | |||
Purchase discounts (5940*3%) | $178 | ||||
Cash (5940-178) | $5,762 | ||||
Calculation of amount of purchases if net method was used | |||||
Purchase price (List price) | $9,300 | ||||
Less: Trade discount @ 10% | $930 | 9300*10% | |||
Purchases after trade discount | $8,370 | ||||
Cash discount @ 3% | $251 | ||||
Net price | $8,119 | ||||
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