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Question 1 Presented below are selected transactions for Scotian Corporation during July. Jul     1       Sold merchandise...

Question 1

Presented below are selected transactions for Scotian Corporation during July.

Jul     1       Sold merchandise to Brunswick Inc. for $800, terms 3/10, n/30. The merchandise sold cost $400.

          2       Purchased merchandise from Founders Corporation for $4,500, terms 4/10, n/30.

          3       Paid freight charges of $100 on items purchased on July 2.

          4       Purchased merchandise from Edward Company Ltd. for $5,000, n/30.

        10       Received payment from Brunswick Inc. for purchase of July 1.

        11       Paid Founders Corporation for July 2 purchase.

Instructions

(a)   Record the above transactions for Scotian Corporation, assuming a perpetual inventory system is used. The cost of goods sold on July 1 was determined to be $400.

(b)   Record the above transactions for Scotian Corporation, assuming a periodic inventory system is used.

Question 2

Given the following information, prepare in good form the cost of goods sold section of an income statement, using the periodic inventory system.

...... Beginning inventory......................................................       $15,000

...... Ending inventory...........................................................         16,000

...... Freight in.......................................................................         4,000

...... Purchases.....................................................................         38,000

...... Purchase discounts.......................................................              500

...... Purchase returns and allowances.................................           1,800

Question 3

Owl Ltd. sells many products. Hoot is one of its popular items. Below is an analysis of the inventory purchases and sales of Hoot for the month of March. Owl uses the perpetual inventory system.

                                                                      Purchases                                       Sales                   

                                                            Units           Unit Cost              Units           Selling Price/Unit

Mar       1      Beginning inventory       600                  $40

             3      Purchase                        100                    60

             4      Sales                                                                              190                        $80

           10      Purchase                        100                    66

           16      Sales                                                                              275                        120

           19      Sales                                                                              220                        120

           25      Sales                                                                                75                        120

           30      Purchase                        460                    75

Instructions

(a)   Using the FIFO cost method, calculate the cost of goods sold for March. Show calculations.

(b)   Using the average cost method, calculate the ending inventory at March 31. Show calculations and use unrounded numbers in your calculations but round to the nearest cent for presentation purposes in your answer.

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Ques 1

Perpetual periodic
Date Accounts debit credit Date Accounts debit credit
Jul-01 Accounts receivable 800 Jul-01 Accounts receivable 800
sales 800 sales 800
cost of goods sold 400
inventory 400
Jul-02 Inventory 4500 Jul-02 Purchases 4500
accounts payable 4500 accounts payable 4500
Jul-03 Inventory 100 Jul-03 Freight in 100
   cash 100    cash 100
Jul-04 Inventory 5000 Jul-04 Purchases 5000
accounts payable 5000 accounts payable 5000
Jul-10 cash 776 Jul-10 cash 776
sales discount 24 sales discount 24
accounts receivable 800 accounts receivable 800
Jul-11 Accounts payable 4500 Jul-11 Accounts payable 4500
Inventory 180 Purchase discounts 180
cash 4320 cash 4320

Ques 2

Merchandise inventory beginning balance 15000
Purchases 38000
Less:purchase returns and allowances 500
less:purchase discounts 1800
Net purchases 35700
freight in 4000
net cost of purchases 39700
cost of goods available for sale 54700
Less:Merchandise inventory ending balance 16000
cost of goods sold 38700

Ques 3

Ques 3 FIFO Purchases Units sold Balance units rate units rate amount units rate amount amount 24000 Mar-01 600 40 600 Mar-03​​​​​​0 W.avg Purchases Units sold Balance units rate 1 units rate amount units rate amount amount 2 Mar-01 600 40 24000 3 4 Mar-03

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