3) Ans : Option ( 3)
Cost Of Good Sold | $9000 | |
Merchandise Inventory | $9000 |
Explanation:
Inventory is an asset and assets have a debit balance. Here inventory is decrease due to shrinkage. So to show the decrease in inventoy account would be credited.
Company is using perpetual inventory so shriankage would increase the cost of good sold hence it would be debited.
( expense account generally have debit balance, therefore increase in expense would be shown by debiting the account)
4) Ans:
Date | Account Name | Debit | Credit |
1 | Account Receivabld | $12500 | |
To Sales Revenue | $12500 | ||
( 500 unit × $25 per unit) | |||
2 | Cost of good sold | $7800 | |
To Merchandise Inventory | $7800 | ||
[(400×$15 ) + (100× $18) ] |
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