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Suppose KC Toys buys $20,000 worth of MegoBlock toys on Oct 1st, 2014 on credit terms of 2/10, n/30.

 

Suppose KC Toys buys $20,000 worth of MegoBlock toys on Oct 1st, 2014 on credit terms of 2/10, n/30. Some of the goods are damaged in shipment, so KC Toys returns $1,500 of the merchandise to MegoBlock on Oct 5th.

Required:

a) How much must KC Toys pay MegoBlock if KC Toys pays on Oct 8th?

b) Record the transactions in general journal format (i.e., Journal entries) for Oct 1st, Oct 5th, and Oct 8th.

c) On Oct 20th, KC Toys sold merchandise that cost $10,000 for $18,000 cash to its customer. Record these transactions in the general journal format.

d) Prepare T-accounts. Assume cash account has a beginning balance of $50,000 for 2014.

Solutions

Expert Solution

$
a Purchases              20,000
Less : Returns              (1,500)
Net purchase value              18,500
Less: Discount ($ 18,500 x 2%)                 (370)
Net payable              18,130
b Account's tittle Debit $ Credit $
1-Oct Inventory              20,000
Accounts payable             20,000
5-Oct Accounts payable                1,500
Inventory                1,500
( purchases return )
8-Oct Accounts payable              18,500
Discount received                   370
Cash             18,130
c
20-Oct Cash              18,000
Sales             18,000
Cost of goods sold              10,000
Inventory             10,000
Cash
Debit $ Credit $
Beginning balance              50,000
8-Oct Accounts Payable           18,130
20-Oct Sales              18,000
Ending balance           49,870
TOTAL              68,000 TOTAL           68,000

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