1)
Date | Account | debit | credit |
1 | Merchandise inventory | 66000 | |
Accounts payable | 66000 | ||
2 | cash | 16320 | |
Accounts receivable [96000*.83] | 79680 | ||
sales revenue | 96000 | ||
[being sales made ] | |||
cost of goods sold | 42000 | ||
merchandise inventory | 42000 | ||
[cost of sales recorded ] |
2)
Income statement for the period ended 30 june 2016 |
|
sales revenue | 96000 |
cost of goods sold | (42000) |
Gross profit | 54000 |
Balance sheet as on 30 june 2016 |
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Asset | |
current asset | |
Inventory | 32000 |
Accounting records for Allegheny Corporation yield the follow ng data for the year ended June 30,...
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