Solution:
Journal Entries - Parker Manufacturing Company | |||
Event | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
a | Warranty Expense Dr ($345,000*3%) | $10,350.00 | |
To Warranty Payable | $10,350.00 | ||
(To record warranty provision) | |||
b | Warranty Payable Dr | $205.00 | |
To Parts inventory | $130.00 | ||
To Wages payable | $75.00 | ||
(To record repair under warranty by customer) |
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