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Exercise 5-08 a-b Presented below is information related to Garland Co. for the month of January 2020. $21,600 Ending invento
Prepare the necessary closing entries. (Credit account titles are automatically indented when amount is entered. Do not inden
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1) Adjusting entry

Account title and explanation Debit Credit
cost of goods sold (21600-21000) 600
Merchandise inventory 600

2) Closing entry

Account title and explanation Debit Credit
Sales revenue 380000
Income summary 380000
(To close revenue)
Income summary 335600
Sales discount 10000
Sales return and allowance 13000
Cost of goods sold 218600
Freight out 7000
Insurance expense 12000
Rent expense 20000
Salaries and wages expense 55000
(To close expense)
Income summary 44400
Retained earnings 44400
(To record net income (loss)
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