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Transactions for the year 2019 are summarized as follows: Sold merchandise on credit in the amount...

Transactions for the year 2019 are summarized as follows:

  1. Sold merchandise on credit in the amount of $325,000, terms 2/10, N30. The cost of the merchandise sold was $195,500.
  1. Collected accounts receivable in the amount of $ 278,950, minus discounts of $ 3,000.
  1. Wrote off an uncollectible account in the amount of $2,600.00.
  1. Accepted a 60-day, 8 % note receivable in the amount $12,500.00 from a credit customer, in exchange for an extension on a customer’s overdue account receivable. The issue date of the note was December 10, 2019

Part A

  1. Prepare General Journal entries to record the 2019 transactions of Sterling Company           (11)
  1. Post your journal entries to the GL (GL pages below) and calculate the unadjusted balances at December 31, 2019 for Accounts Receivable and Allowance for Doubtful Accounts (AFDA).  

(Don’t forget the extension of the overdue account receivable.)                                              (5)

  1. Prepare the year end adjusting entry for Bad Debt Expense using the balance sheet approach.   Sterling estimates Bad Debt Expense at 2 % of year end 2019 Accounts Receivable.     (3)

Prepare the year end adjusting entry for interest earned on the Note Receivable

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Part A : Journal Entries
a Accounts Dr $ Cr$ Remarks
Accounts Receivable $         325,000 Sales Transaction recorded
Sales revenue $                 325,000
Finished Goods $                 195,500 Recording of movement of FG
Cost of Goods Sold $         195,500 Recording of COGS
b Accounts Receivable $                 278,950 Collection of AR less Sales discount
Sales Discount $              3,000
Cash $         275,950
c Allowance for Doubtful Accounts $                      2,600 Writing off uncollectible Amount
Bad Debt Expense $              2,600
d Accounts Receivable $                    12,500 Conversion of AR to Notes Receivable
Notes Receivable $           12,500
GL Account
Accounts Reecivable Dr $ Cr $
a Sales Transaction $         325,000
b Collection $                 278,950
d Notes Receivable received $                    12,500
Unadjusted balance as on Dec 31 2019 $           33,550
GL Account
Allowance for Doubtful debt Dr $ Cr $
c Wrtitng off uncollectible amount $                      2,600
Unadjusted balance as on Dec 31 2019 $                      2,600
Bad debt Provisiom
Unadjusted balance as on Dec 31 2019 $           33,550
Bad debt provision required @2% of AR balance $                 671
Jurnal entry for Bad debt provision
We do not know the op balance of AFDA a/c , so simply entering the JE based on above calculation
Accounts Dr $ Cr$ Remarks
Allowance for Doubtful Accounts $                 671 Taking provision for Bad debt @2% of AR Balance
Accounts Receivable $                         671
Note Received Interest Calc
Note Date =Dec 10 2019
Days till Dec 31 2019 =21
Interest rate 8%
Note Amount $12500
Interest accrued for 21 days =12500*21/365*8%= $                   58
Adjusting entry for Interest
Accounts Dr $ Cr$ Remarks
Accrued Interest Income $                   58 Accrual of 21 days income on Notes Receivable
Interest Income $                           58

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