1. Cash A/c (3492690*40%) Dr. 1397076
Accounts receivable a/c. (3492690*50%) Dr. 1746345
Customer's advances a/c. (3492690*10%) Dr. 349269
To Sales a/c. 3492690
[Being net sales recorded]
2. Inventory Purchases= cost of goods sold+ closing inventory- opening inventory
= 1508848+ 424393- 399795 = $1533446
3. Stores and Distribution expense A/c. (1542425*80%) Dr. 1233940
Accrued expenses A/c. (1542425-1233940). Dr. 308485
To Cash a/c. 1542425
[Being 80% of stores and distribution expense and accrued expense up to $308485 paid in cash]
4. Treasury Stock A/c Dr
To Cash a/c
[ Being treasury stock purchased in cash]
In this assignment we are re-creating the journal entries that resulted in the financial statement information...
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