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*Complete the journals for buying and selling inventory and put in the ending inventory value (using...

*Complete the journals for buying and selling inventory and put in the ending inventory value (using a T-account for inventory)

Bill's Music sells CDs. They have the following transactions for May.
5/1 Purchase 1000 CDs on account (2/10 n30 FOB Shipping) at $3 each and put into inventory
5/2 Freight on the 5/1 purchase was $250. Pay in cash
5/5 Sell 100 CDs for $1,200 - on account. CDs sold cost $300.
Terms are 1/10 n30
5/7 Return 50 of the CDs purchased on 5/1 - defective ($3 each)
5/8 Pay for the CDs (not the freight) purchased on 5/1 - net of returns/discount
5/9 Receive Payment for sale on 5/5
5/29 Pay salaries of $500
5/30 Buy 100 more CDs at $4 each - cash
5/31 Sell 200 CDs for $2,500 - all cash. CDs sold cost $600.
What is the ending balance of the Inventory Account ___________________

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Journal Entries
Sr. No. Date Account Titles & Explanation Debit ($) Credit ($)
1 5/1 Purchases A/c                                          Dr. 3,000
       To Accounts payable 3,000
2 5/2 Freight Inward                                        Dr. 250
       To Cash 250
3 5/5 Accounts Receivables                           Dr. 1,200
       To sales 1,200
4 5/7 Accounts payables                                Dr. 150
       To Purchase return 150
5 5/8 Acconts payable                                    Dr. 2,850
       To Cash discount/ Allowance 57
       To Cash 2,793
6 5/9 Cash                                                          Dr. 1,188
Cash Discount/Allowance 12
        To Accounts receivables 1,200
7 5/29 Salary                                                        Dr. 500
        To cash 500
8 5/30 Purchases A/c                                          Dr. 400
       To Cash 400
9 5/31 Cash                                                            Dr. 2,500
       To sales 2,500
Inventory A/c
Date Particulars Amount (In $) Date Particulars Amount (In $)
5/1 To Balance b/d
5/1 To Purchases 3,000 5/5 By Sales 300
5/2 To Freight Inward 250 5/7 By Purchase return 150
5/30 To Purchases 400 5/31 By Sales 600
5/31 By Balance C/d 2,600
3,650 3,650
Ending Balance of Inventory Account is $2,600

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