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What are the journal entries for the following? Company purchased inventory on credit (with accounts payable),...

What are the journal entries for the following?

  1. Company purchased inventory on credit (with accounts payable), cost of $330,000.
  2. Company made credit sales (with accounts receivable), amount of $200,000.
  3. Company collected accounts receivable, amount of $100,000.
  4. Company hired a new assistant store manager. He will start in June 2020.
  5. Company made cash sales, amount of $100,000.
  6. Company paid off accounts payable in the amount of $300,000.
  7. Company counted inventory at year-end, and found that the inventory sold cost $200,000.
  8. Company paid $21,000 in salaries in cash.
  9. Company paid $5,000 for interest on the note payable (Noncurrent).
  10. Company recognized $7,000 in depreciation on the Property, Plant and Equipment.
  11. Company pays income taxes at a rate of 21%. It uses an income tax payable account now, and will pay cash in the future.

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Account Titles Debit Credit
Inventory / Purchases $      330,000
       Accounts Payable $      330,000
Accounts Receivable $      200,000
       Sales Revenue $      200,000
Cash $      100,000
      Accounts Receivable $      100,000
No entry
Cash $      100,000
       Sales Revenue $      100,000
Accounts Payable $      300,000
      Cash $      300,000
Cost of Goods Sold $      200,000
      Inventory / Purchases $      200,000
Salaries Expense $         21,000
      Cash $         21,000
Interest Expense $           5,000
      Cash $           5,000
Depreciation Expense $           7,000
      Accumulated Depreciation $           7,000
Income Tax Expense $         14,070
      Income Tax Payable $         14,070

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