P5-31A Journalizing purchase and sale transactions
Journalize the following transactions that occurred in September 2016 for No explanations are needed. Identify each accounts payable and accounts with the vendor or customer name.
Date |
Account |
Debit |
Credit |
Sep 3 |
Inventories |
4000 |
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Accounts payables - Sherry Wholesalers |
4000 |
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To record purchase of inventories from Sherry Wholesalers |
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Sep 4 |
Transportation in |
75 |
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Cash |
75 |
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To record the freight bill paid |
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Sep 4 |
Inventories |
1900 |
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Cash |
1900 |
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To record purchase of inventories on cash |
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Sep 6 |
Accounts Payable Sherry Wholesalers |
1100 |
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Inventories |
1100 |
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To record returned inventories |
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Sep 8 |
Merchandise sales |
5500 |
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Accounts Receivables Houston Company |
5500 |
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To record sale of merchandise on account |
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Sep 8 |
COGS |
2365 |
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Inventories |
2365 |
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To record COGS |
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Sep 9 |
Inventories |
12000 |
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Accounts payable Tarin Wholesale |
12000 |
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To record inventories, purchased on account |
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Sep 10 |
Accounts payable Sherry Wholesales |
2900 |
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Inventories (2900*1%) |
29 |
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Cash |
2871 |
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To record Payment and discount received |
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Sep 12 |
Cash |
5335 |
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Inventories(3% discount ) |
165 |
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Accounts Receivables Houston Company |
5500 |
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To record payment received and incur of discount |
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Sep 13 |
Allowances From Tarin Wholesale |
200 |
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Accounts payable Tarin Wholesale |
200 |
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Received allowance from Tarin |
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Sep 15 |
Merchandise sale |
3300 |
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Accounts receivable Java company |
3300 |
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To record sale of inventories |
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Sep 15 |
COGS |
1320 |
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Inventories |
1320 |
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To record COGS |
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Sep 22 |
Accounts payable Tarin Wholesale |
11800 |
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Cash |
11800 |
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To record payment less allowance |
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Sep 23 |
Sales return and allowance |
900 |
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Account receivable Java company |
900 |
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To record returns |
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Sep 23 |
COGS |
360 |
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Inventories |
360 |
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To record Returned inventories |
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Sep 25 |
Merchandise sales |
1900 |
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Accounts receivable Smecker |
1900 |
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Sep 25 |
COGS |
722 |
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Inventories |
722 |
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Sep 26 |
Sales returns and allowances |
200 |
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Account Receivables Smecker |
200 |
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Sep 29 |
Cash(1700-1%) |
1681 |
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Sales discount |
19 |
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Accounts receivable Smecker |
1700 |
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Sep 30 |
Cash |
2400 |
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Account receivable Java company |
2400 |
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