Part 1
Date |
Account titles and explanation |
Debit |
Credit |
Mar. 1 |
Rent Expense |
6750 |
|
HST Receivable (6750*13%) |
878 |
||
Cash |
7628 |
||
Mar. 3 |
Accounts Receivable—Marcus Ltd. |
23029 |
|
Sales |
20380 |
||
HST Payable (20380*13%) |
2649 |
||
(To record sale of merchandise on account |
|||
Mar. 3 |
Cost of Goods Sold |
11700 |
|
Merchandise Inventory |
11700 |
||
(To record cost of merchandise sold) |
|||
Mar. 5 |
Sales Returns and Allowances |
710 |
|
HST Payable ($710 X 13%) |
92 |
||
Accounts Receivable—Marcus Ltd. |
802 |
||
Mar. 7 |
Merchandise Inventory |
3200 |
|
HST Receivable ($3200 X 13%) |
416 |
||
Accounts Payable—Tinney Ltd. |
3616 |
||
Mar. 12 |
Furniture |
540 |
|
HST Receivable ($540 X 13%) |
70 |
||
Cash |
610 |
||
Apr. 15 |
HST Payable ($2,649 – $92) |
2557 |
|
HST Receivable (878+416+70) |
1364 |
||
Cash |
1193 |
Part 2
Date |
Account titles and explanation |
Debit |
Credit |
Mar. 1 |
Rent Expense |
6750 |
|
GST Receivable (6750*5%) |
338 |
||
Cash |
7088 |
||
Mar. 3 |
Accounts Receivable—Marcus Ltd. |
21399 |
|
Sales |
20380 |
||
GST Payable (20380*5%) |
1019 |
||
(To record sale of merchandise on account |
|||
Mar. 3 |
Cost of Goods Sold |
11700 |
|
Merchandise Inventory |
11700 |
||
(To record cost of merchandise sold) |
|||
Mar. 5 |
Sales Returns and Allowances |
710 |
|
GST Payable ($710 X 5%) |
36 |
||
Accounts Receivable—Marcus Ltd. |
746 |
||
Mar. 7 |
Merchandise Inventory |
3200 |
|
GST Receivable ($3200 X 5%) |
160 |
||
Accounts Payable—Tinney Ltd. |
3360 |
||
Mar. 12 |
Furniture |
540 |
|
GST Receivable ($540 X 5%) |
27 |
||
Cash |
567 |
||
Apr. 15 |
GST Payable ($1019-36) |
983 |
|
GST Receivable (338+160+27) |
525 |
||
Cash |
458 |
Part 3
Date |
Account titles and explanation |
Debit |
Credit |
Mar. 1 |
Rent Expense |
6750 |
|
GST Receivable (6750*5%) |
338 |
||
Cash |
7088 |
||
Mar. 3 |
Accounts Receivable—Marcus Ltd. |
23967 |
|
Sales |
20380 |
||
GST Payable (20380*5%) |
1019 |
||
PST Payable (20380*1.05)*12% |
2568 |
||
(To record sale of merchandise on account |
|||
Mar. 3 |
Cost of Goods Sold |
11700 |
|
Merchandise Inventory |
11700 |
||
(To record cost of merchandise sold) |
|||
Mar. 5 |
Sales Returns and Allowances |
710 |
|
GST Payable ($710 X 5%) |
36 |
||
PST Payable (710*1.05)*12% |
89 |
||
Accounts Receivable—Marcus Ltd. |
835 |
||
Mar. 7 |
Merchandise Inventory |
3200 |
|
GST Receivable ($3200 X 5%) |
160 |
||
Accounts Payable—Tinney Ltd. |
3360 |
||
Mar. 12 |
Furniture |
540 |
|
GST Receivable ($540 X 5%) |
27 |
||
Cash |
567 |
||
Apr. 15 |
GST Payable ($1019-36) |
983 |
|
GST Receivable (338+160+27) |
525 |
||
Cash |
458 |
||
Apr. 30 |
PST Payable ($2568-89) |
2479 |
|
Cash |
2479 |
||
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