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Boostmobile Inc. is a cellphone manufacturer and service provider. On Nov 1st, 2013, they sell 1000...

Boostmobile Inc. is a cellphone manufacturer and service provider. On Nov 1st, 2013, they sell 1000 B-bundles to consumers for $800 each and receive cash from consumers. Each B-bundle contain one B-phone, a 6 month subscription for the Boost-net cell-phone service, and a packet of boost candy. B-phones retail for $750, Boost-net service retails for $25 a month, and the boost candy retails for $5 a pack. Each B-phone costs $400 to manufacture, while each boost candy pack was purchased from a manufacturer for $1.50 including freight costs.

Provide the transactional journal entries for Nov 1st, 2013.

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Date General Journal Debit Credit
November 1, 2013 Cash (1000 x $800) 800000
Sales revenue - B-phone 662983
Sales revenue - Boost candy 4420
Unearned service revenue 132597
(To record sale of B-bundles)
November 1, 2013 Cost of goods sold - B-phone (1000 x $400) 400000
Cost of goods sold - Boost candy (1000 x $1.50) 1500
Inventory - B-phone 400000
Inventory - Boost candy 1500
(To record cost of goods sold)

The intermediate calculations have not been rounded off while the final answers have been rounded off to the nearest whole dollar. Kindly round off as required since no specific instructions have been provided with the question regarding rounding off. Answers may vary due to different rounding off.

The sales revenue, cost of goods sold, and inventory for B-phone and Boost candy have been shown separately for better clarity. Kindly enter answers as required.

Working:

Performance Obligation Standalone Selling Price Percent of total standalone price Allocation of Transaction Price
Sale of B-phone (1000 x $750) 750000 82.9% 662983
6 month subscription service (1000 x $25 x 6) 150000 16.6% 132597
Packet of boost candy (1000 x $5) 5000 0.6% 4420
Total 905000 100.0% 800000

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