Solution:
Journal Entries - Belton Bicycle Store | |||
Date | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
4-Oct | Inventory Dr | $6,000.00 | |
To Accounts payable - Kuhn Bicycle Company | $6,000.00 | ||
(To record purchase of inventory on account) | |||
6-Oct | Accounts receivables - Team America Dr | $5,400.00 | |
To Sales revenue | $5,400.00 | ||
(To record sales revenue) | |||
6-Oct | Cost of goods sold Dr | $3,600.00 | |
To Inventory | $3,600.00 | ||
(To record cost of goods sold) | |||
7-Oct | Accounts payable - Kuhn Bicycle Company Dr | $400.00 | |
To Inventory | $400.00 | ||
(To record purchase returns) | |||
12-Oct | Sales returns and allowances Dr | $300.00 | |
To Accounts receivables - Team America | $300.00 | ||
(To record sales returns) | |||
12-Oct | Inventory Dr | $200.00 | |
To Cost of goods sold | $200.00 | ||
(Being goods returned taken into inventory) | |||
13-Oct | Accounts payable - Kuhn Bicycle Company Dr | $5,600.00 | |
To Inventory | $112.00 | ||
To Cash | $5,488.00 | ||
(To record payment to supplier) | |||
15-Oct | Cash Dr | $4,998.00 | |
Sales discount Dr | $102.00 | ||
To Accounts receivables - Team America | $5,100.00 | ||
(To record collection from customer) |
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