Date | Account Name | Debit $ | Credit $ | |
a | Jan1,2020 | Merchandise inventory | 63324 | |
Cash | 324 | |||
Accounts payable | 63000 | |||
To record purchase of inventory | ||||
b | Jan7,2020 | Account receivables($47250 X 70℅) | 33075 | |
Cash ($47250 X30%) | 14175 | |||
Sales | 45000 | |||
Sales tax payables(45000 X 5℅) | 2250 | |||
To record sale of merchandise | ||||
Jan7,2020 | Cost of good sold | 25,200 | ||
Merchandise inventory | 25,200 | |||
To record cost of sales of merchandise | ||||
c | Jan14,2020 | Accounts payable | 63000 | |
Cash | 62370 | |||
Purchases discount(1℅ of $63000) | 630 | |||
To record payment of account | ||||
d | Jan7,2020 | Accounst receivable(70% X $50400) | 35280 | |
Cash (50400 X 30℅) | 15120 | |||
Sales ($50400/105%X100%) |
48000 | |||
Sales tax payables ($50400/105% X5℅) |
2400 | |||
To record sales of merchandise | ||||
Jan7,2020 | Cost of good sold | 27000 | ||
Merchandise inventory | 27000 | |||
To record cost of sales of merchandise |
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