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Record the journal entries for each of the transactions below using BOTH merchandise accounting methods: Periodic...

Record the journal entries for each of the transactions below using BOTH merchandise accounting methods: Periodic and Perpetual.

1. Your company bought $1,000 (+13% HST) of merchandise for cash.

2. Your firm made a payment to an inventory supplier on account. The amount paid was $535, and you took the following terms: 3/10, n30.

3. Defective Merchandise that you bought several weeks ago was returned for a cash refund. It was $700 (+13% HST)

4. You sold $2,000 (+ 13% HST) of inventory to a customer for cash. The value of the merchandise was $1,200.

5. You paid Federal Express to ship one of your recent inventory purchases to yourself. The bill was $200 (+13% HST). You paid it in cash.

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Periodic Inventory System
No Account Title Dr Cr Description
1 Purchase 1000
HST Recoverable (13% ofPurchases) 130 130= 1000*13%
Cash 1130
2 Accounts Payable 551
Discount Received 16 3% discount On total Amount . 535 paid after discount
Cash 535 ie. 535x103/100= 551
discount = 551x3/100= 16
3 Cash 791
Purchase return 700
HST Recoverable 91 13% of Purchase Return ,   700*13%= 91
4 Cash 2260
Sales 2000
HST Payable 260 13% of sales as HST Payable    2000x13%= 260
5 Freight Expense Dr 200
HST Recoverable   Dr 26 13% of 200, 200*13%= 26
Cash 226 Under Periodic System Expense will be debited
Perpetual Inventory System
No Account Title Dr Cr Description
1 Merchandise Inventory 1000 Under Perpetual system purchase will be record by debiting Inventory
HST Recoverable(13% of Inventory) 130 13 % of 1000= 130
Cash 1130
2 Accounts Payable 551 3% discount On total Amount . 535 paid after discount
Merchandise Inventory 16 ie. 535x103/100= 551
Cash 535 discount = 551x3/100= 16
3 Cash 791
Merchandise Inventory 700 purchase return takes palce inventory will be credited
HST Recoverable 91 700*13%= 91
4 Cash 2260
Sales 2000 13% of sales as HST Payable
HST Payable 260 2000x13%= 260
Cost of Goods Sold 1200
Merchandise Inventory 1200 Cost of inventory is 1200. that have to be deduct from cost f goods sold by debiting it.
5 Merchandise inventory   Dr 200
HST Recoverable     Dr 26
Cash 226 Under perpetual system expense paid relating to purchase will debit to inventory account

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