At the beginning of the new year, Nature Gnome Company decided to carry and sell T-shirts with its logo printed on them. Nature Gnome Company uses the perpetual inventory system to account for the inventory. During January 2019, Nature Gnome Company completed the following merchandising transactions:
Enter the transactions in a sales journal (page 2), a cash receipts journal (page 5, omit Sales Discounts Forfeited column), a purchases journal (page 7), a cash payments journal (page 6), and a general journal (page 4), as appropriate. Total each column of the special journals. Show that total debits equal total credits in each special journal.
Nature Gnome Company
For the Month of January
Sales Journal
Date | Name | LF | Account Rec | Cost of Goods Sold |
10-01 | Debtor-1 | $1040 | $640 | |
21-01 | Debtor-2 | $1040 | $468 | |
30-01 | Debtor-3 | $2600 | $1365 | |
Total | $4680 | $2473 | ||
Purchase Journal
Date | Name of Supplier | LF | Account Pay |
03-01 | Supplier-1 | $880 | |
14-01 | Supplier-2 | $720 | |
25-01 | Supplier-3 | $3040 | |
Total | $4640 | ||
Cash Receipts Journal
Date | Particular | LF | Amount | Cost of Goods Sold |
02-01 | Cash sale | 39 | 18 | |
12-01 | Rec from Debtor-1 | 1008.80 | ||
23-01 | Rec from Debtor-2 | 988 | ||
31-01 | Rec from Debtor-3 | 2470 | ||
Total | $4505.80 | $18 |
Payment Journal
Date | Particular | Amount |
01-Jan | Purchase in cash | $30 |
07-01 | Payment to Supplier-1 | $844.20 |
08-01 | Payment for sales return | $26 |
20-01 | Payment to Supplier-2 | $615.60 |
27-01 | Fright | $38 |
29-01 | Payment to Supplier-3 | 2918.40 |
Total | $4472.20 | |
General Journal
Date | Particular | LF | Amount |
07-01 | Discount from supplier -1 | 35.20 | |
12-01 | Discount allowed to Debtor-1 | (31.20) | |
14-01 | Discount for Default Pur | 90 | |
20-01 | Discount from supplier -2 | 14.40 | |
23-01 | Discount allowed to Debtor-1 | (52) | |
29-01 | Discount from supplier -3 | 121.60 | |
31-01 | Discount allowed to Debtor-1 | (130) | |
Total | 48 | ||
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inventory. During January 2019, NGC completed the following
merchandise transactions:
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