Principles Of Accounting - ACCT 110
Chapter 6 - Retail Accounting Practice Question

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Monarch Garden Center retails garden supplies. Monarch uses the perpetual inventory method to account for sales and purchases. Record the transactions needed to journalize the following for October of the current year:
   
Oct. 2
Purchased inventory on credit terms of 1/10 net eom, FOB shipping point, for $3,000. Freight charges on the purchase were $150.   (go to the entry)
   
Oct. 9
Sold garden supplies on credit terms 3/20 net 30, FOB shipping point, for $8,000. The cost of the supplies sold was $4,500.   (go to the entry)
   
Oct. 10
Paid the amount owed on account for the Oct. 2 inventory purchase.
(go to the entry)
   
Oct. 15

Received merchandise that was returned as defective, originally sold for $500 on Oct. 9. The original cost of the supplies returned was $275.
(go to the entry)
   
Oct. 20
Received payment on account for the Oct. 9 sale less the appropriate sales discount.      (go to the entry)

Solution:

 
Date Account Titles and Explanations Debit Credit
Oct. 2 Merchandise Inventory $3,150  
(back)           Accounts Payable   3,150
           
Oct. 9 Accounts Receivable $8,000    
(back)           Sales   8,000  
       
Oct. 9 Cost of Merchandise Sold $4,500    
            Merchandise Inventory   4,500  
       
Oct. 10 Accounts Payable $3,150    
(back)           Merchandise Inventory   30  
            Cash   3,120  
       
Oct. 15 Sales Returns Allowance $500    
(back)           Accounts Receivable   500  
       
Oct. 15 Cost of Merchandise Sold $275    
            Merchandise Inventory   275  
       
Oct. 20 Cash $7,275    
(back) Sales Discount 225    
            Accounts Receivable   7,500  
       

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