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On September 1, Duffs Beer Distributor had an inventory of 60 cases of beer at a...
On September 1, Duffs Beer Distributor had an inventory of 60 cases of beer at a cost of $21 each. The company uses a perpetual inventory system. During September, the following transactions occurred. Sept 6 Purchased 75 cases at $20 each from Iron City Brewers, terms 2/10, n/30. Sept 9 Paid freight of $75 on the cases purchased from Iron City Brewers. Sept 10 Returned 2 cases to Iron City Brewers for $40 credit because they did not meet specifications. They had a “skunky” smell. Sept 11 Paid Iron City Brewers what was owed from the Sept 6th purchase. Sept 12 Sold 41 cases costing $21 each for $34 each to the Drunken Clam, terms 2/10,n/30. Sept 14 Granted credit of $34 to the Drunken Clam for the return of one case that was not ordered. Sept 21 Received payment in full from the Drunken Clam. Prepare journal entries IN GOOD FORM for the September transactions. Include Sales and cost of goods sold entries if applicable.
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The following table shows the quarterly demand in thousands of cases, for a national beer distributor...
The following table shows the
quarterly demand in thousands of cases, for a national beer
distributor over the past four years. This data is also available
in an Excel spreadsheet on Blackboard.
Year
Quarter
2015
2016
2017
2018
1
280
321
419
266
2
485
493
502
510
3
423
515
487
501
4
330
271
468
516
Forecast the demand for each quarter
of 2019 by using the multiplicative decomposition model and using
overall average to calculate seasonal...
The following table shows the quarterly demand in thousands of cases, for a national beer distributor...
The following table shows the
quarterly demand in thousands of cases, for a national beer
distributor over the past four years. This data is also available
in an Excel spreadsheet on Blackboard.
Year
Quarter
2015
2016
2017
2018
1
280
321
419
266
2
485
493
502
510
3
423
515
487
501
4
330
271
468
516
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