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Use the following transactions to complete the first month of the Billy Bob’s Barber Shop. There...

Use the following transactions to complete the first month of the Billy Bob’s Barber Shop.

There should also be a second entry to account for the cost of merchandise sold and reduction of inventory using the FIFO method.

Feb. 1 Billy Bob purchased 40 bottles of shampoo/conditioner for $5/each. The bottles of shampoo/conditioner are to be held for resale. Billy uses the perpetual method. Billy uses the FIFO method to account for inventory.

8. Sold 22 bottles of the shampoo/conditioner at a price of $10/bottle receiving cash.

10. Billy Bob purchased 20 bottles of shampoo/conditioner for $5.50/each. The bottles of shampoo/conditioner are to be held for resale.

16. Sold 25 bottles of the shampoo/conditioner at a price of $12/bottle receiving cash

25. Purchased 20 bottles of shampoo/conditioner on account. The price was $6/each.The bottles of shampoo/conditioner are to be held for resale.

26. Sold 15 bottles of the shampoo/conditioner at a price of $10/bottle receiving cash

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Date Account Titles Debit Credit
Feb-01 Merchandise Inventory $          200.00 =40*5
      Accounts Payable $          200.00
Feb-08 Accounts Receivable $          220.00 =22*10
      Sales Revenue $          220.00
Cost of Goods Sold $          110.00 =22*5
      Inventory $          110.00
Feb-10 Merchandise Inventory $          110.00 =20*5.5
      Accounts Payable $          110.00
Feb-16 Accounts Receivable $          300.00 =25*12
      Sales Revenue $          300.00
Cost of Goods Sold $          128.50 =18*5+7*5.5
      Inventory $          128.50
Feb-25 Merchandise Inventory $          120.00 =20*6
      Accounts Payable $          120.00
Feb-26 Accounts Receivable $          150.00 =15*10
      Sales Revenue $          150.00
Cost of Goods Sold $            83.50 =13*5.5+2*6
      Inventory $            83.50

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