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On March 1, 2017, Company “Z” had 1800 merchandise inventories at a cost of $59.90 each....

On March 1, 2017, Company “Z” had 1800 merchandise inventories at a cost of $59.90 each. The company uses periodic inventory system and has completed the following merchandising transactions during the month:

March. 3         Purchased 5000 merchandise at $61.90 each from Company “X”, terms 3/10. n/60, FOB shipping point, appropriate party also paid $2000 freight charges on that day.

9        Returned 200 merchandise due to damage during shipment to Company “X”, Company “X” approved credit for the damage.

            12        Paid Company “X” in full.

            17        Sold 5000 merchandise on account to Company “Y” for $99.90 each, terms 2/10, n/60, FOB destination, appropriate party also paid $1500 for freight charges.

            21        Purchased 2000 merchandise at $63.90 each from Company “L”, terms 1/10, n/30, FOB destination, appropriate party also paid for $1000 freight charges on that day.

            30        Received payment from Company “Y” in full.

Merchandise inventory on March 31st is worth of $222,840.

Instructions:

  1. Prepare the journal entries to record these transactions on the books of Company “Z” using periodic inventory system.                                                                                   

ii.Prepare the cost of goods sold section for the month ended 31st March 2017 for Company “Z”.                                                   

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Journal Entries
Date Particulars Debit Credit
03-03-17 Purchases A/c….Dr $        309,500
      To Accounts Payables A/c $        309,500
03-09-17 Accounts Payables A/c…..Dr $          12,380
          To Purchase Retuns A/c $          12,380
03-12-17 Accounts Payables A/c…..Dr $        288,206
                     To Cash/Bank A/c $        288,206
03-12-17 Accounts Payables A/c…..Dr $            8,914
             To Purchase Discount A/c $            8,914
03-17-2017 Accounts Recievables…..Dr    $        499,500
                                To Sales A/c $        499,500
03-21-2017 Purchases A/c….Dr $        127,800
      To Accounts Payables A/c $        127,800
03-30-17 Cash / Bank A/c…..Dr $        499,500
     To Accounts Recievables A/c $        499,500
3-31-17 Inventory A/c ( Closing Inventory)….. Dr $        222,840
Cost of Goods Sold…Dr $        300,986
       To Inventory ( Opening Inventory) A/c $        107,820
       To Purchases A/c $        416,006
Cost of Goods Sold Working
Particulars Amount
Opening Inventory $        107,820
Add: Purchases $        437,300
Less : Discounts and Returns $          21,294
$        523,826
Less : Closing Inventory $        222,840
Cost of Goods Sold $        300,986

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