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On June 30, 2019, a fire completely destroyed the entire UFV facilities inventory warehouse. Luckily, the...

On June 30, 2019, a fire completely destroyed the entire UFV facilities inventory warehouse. Luckily, the accountant had just taken the accounting records home so no accounting records were lost in the fire.   UFV wants to file an insurance claim as soon as possible for their lost inventory.

The accountant provides you with the following information:

             Purchases through June 30, 2019                             $870,500

             Net sales revenue through June 30, 2019               $1,361,700

                                                                                        

You also determine that the opening inventory for the period was $625,000 and you calculate that the gross margin % for UFV has historically been 54% of net sales revenue.

                                                                             

1) Estimate the value of inventory destroyed using the gross margin method.

QUESTION 4                                                                                                                                    

The following transactions affecting RRD’s petty cash fund.

RRD Products established the fund on April 2 with an initial deposit of $400. Cash for the deposit came from the owner.

April    7   Reimbursed $180 to the owner for postage expenses.

          12   Paid $175 for freight charges related to purchase of inventory from ABC Co. in Calgary.

         17   The owner withdrew $15 and used the cash for personal expenses.

         30   The petty cash custodian noted that there was $24 in cash left in the fund at month end.

          30   Finance Administrator went to the bank and received $450 to be used for petty cash

1) Prepare the journal entry on April 30 for all transactions. No accounting has been done to date on any of the above transactions, to this petty cash fund.

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UFV facilities
Calculation of inventory loss Amount $ Amount $
Opening Inventory      625,000.00
Add: Purchases      870,500.00
Good available for sale 1,495,500.00
Net Sales 1,361,700.00
Gross profit @ 54%      735,318.00
Cost of good sold       626,382.00
Value of Inventory destroyed       869,118.00
RRD
Date Account Debit $ Credit $
2-Apr Petty Cash     400.00
Cash     400.00
7-Apr Postage Expense     180.00
Petty Cash     180.00
12-Apr Freight Charges     175.00
Petty Cash     175.00
17-Apr Drawings        15.00
Petty Cash        15.00
30-Apr Shortage          6.00
Petty Cash          6.00
30-Apr Petty Cash     450.00
Cash     450.00

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