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A local college enters into an agreement with a Bookstore, which will distribute that college press...

A local college enters into an agreement with a Bookstore, which will distribute that college press books. According to the contract, The bookstore has the right to return any unsold books no later than 24 weeks after sale.

On February 1, 2020, The Press (The college) sold on credit 300 books for $150 each to that Bookstore. The cost of each book is $70. The Press estimates that 50 of the books sold to the bookstore will be returned. On June 4, 35 books were returned.

Required:

As The Press's accountant, write the journal entries to record the sale, the return of 35 books and the expiry of the right of return

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Date Particulars Dr($) Cr($)
at time of sale Feb 1, 2020 Accounts Receivable $        45,000
          Sales Revenue $        45,000
(To record sale of books on credit 300 books x $150=$45,000)
Feb 1, 2020 Cost of Goods Sold $        21,000
          Merchandise Inventory $        21,000
(To record cost of goods sold for books 300 books x $70= $21,000)
Feb 1, 2020 Sales Returns and Allowances $          7,500
          Accounts Receivable $          7,500
(To record sales return for 50 books based on estimate 50 books x $150 = $7,500)
Feb 1, 2020 Merchandise Inventory - Right of return $          3,500
          Cost of Sales on Estimated Returns $          3,500
(To record inventory return for return estimates 50 books x $70 = $3,500)
at time of actual return Jun 4, 2020 No Entry Required
(since estimated return is already recorded at time of sale)
at time of return right expiry Jul 18, 2020 Accounts Receivable $          2,250
          Sales Returns and Allowances $          2,250
(To record adjustment for 15 books left unreturned 15 books x $150 = $2,250)
Jul 18, 2020 Cost of Sales on Estimated Returns $          1,050
          Merchandise Inventory - Right of return $          1,050
(To record adjsutment for 15 books inventory left unreturned 15 books x $70 = $1,050)

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