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Iryna Cosmetics uses the perpetual inventory system to record its inventory. Beginning inventory on 1 May...

Iryna Cosmetics uses the perpetual inventory system to record its inventory. Beginning inventory on 1 May included 80 packets of skin care packs at $5 each. The firm completed the following transactions during May:

May 1

Sold 10 packets of skin care packs at $15 each for cash

4

Purchased 25 packets of skin care packs at $5 each on account. Terms 2/10, n/30.

5

A customer returned 4 of the packets of skin care packs sold on 1 May and received a cash refund. The packets of skin care packs were not defective.

10

Returned 5 of the packets of skin care packs purchased on 4 May.

12

Sold 20 packets of skin care packs at $20 each on account. Credit terms 2/10, n/30.

13

Paid the supplier the amount due on the 4 May purchase (and return).

Required:

(a)    Record the above transactions in the general journal using the perpetual inventory system. (Explanations not required)

          Note: Ignore GST.

(b)      Record the journal entry on May 4 (purchase) and May 12 (sale). Add the GST to the transactions. Assume periodic inventory. Round to the nearest cent. (Explanation not required)

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Expert Solution

(a)

Date Account Titles Debit Credit
May-01 Cash $               150
       Sales Revenue $               150
Cost of Goods Sold $                 50
       Inventory $                 50
May-04 Inventory $               125
      Accounts Payable $               125
May-05 Sales Returns and Allowances $                 60
       Cash $                 60
Inventory $                 20
       Cost of Goods Sold $                 20
May-10 Accounts Payable $                 25
       Inventory $                 25
May-12 Accounts Receivable $               400
       Sales Revenue $               400
Cost of Goods Sold $               100
       Inventory $               100
May-13 Accounts Payable $               100
       Cash $                 98
       Inventory $                    2

(b) GST Rate not given,

Date Account Titles Debit Credit
May-04 Purchase $               125
GST Input
      Accounts Payable $               125
May-12 Accounts Receivable $               400
       Sales Revenue $               400
       GST Payable

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