Trail Runner USA
1.
Accounts | Debit | Credit |
Cash (15% x $511000) | 76650 | |
Notes receivable | 434350 | |
Sales revenue | 511000 | |
Warranty expense (4% x $511000) | 20440 | |
Accrued warranty payable | 20440 | |
Accrued warranty payable | 19000 | |
Cash | 19000 |
2. $19,440
Accrued warranty payable | |||
Beg. Bal. | 18000 | ||
Warranty payments | 19000 | 20440 | Warranty expense |
End. Bal. | 19440 |
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