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Chapter 5 Whispering Winds Furniture Limited reports the following information for 11 months of the year...

Chapter 5

Whispering Winds Furniture Limited reports the following information for 11 months of the year in its February 28, 2018, trial balance. The company’s year end is March 31.

WHISPERING WINDS FURNITURE LIMITED
Trial Balance
February 28, 2018

Debit

Credit

Cash

$68,000

Accounts receivable

366,300

Inventory

2,883,500

Supplies

7,890

Prepaid rent

5,260

Equipment

152,350

Accumulated depreciation—equipment

$30,470

Accounts payable

1,632,500

Unearned revenue

37,200

Bank loan payable

481,000

Common shares

210,400

Retained earnings

646,290

Dividends declared

52,600

Sales

5,195,300

Sales returns and allowances

112,450

Sales discounts

62,000

Cost of goods sold

3,645,000

Advertising expense

71,100

Freight out

170,450

Office expense

24,800

Rent expense

52,140

Salaries expense

341,850

Travel expense

11,660

Utilities expense

19,150

Interest expense

28,860

Income tax expense

157,800

$8,233,160

$8,233,160



Whispering Winds Furniture incurred the following transactions for the month of March. The company uses a perpetual inventory system.

Mar.

1

Received $135,600 on account from a major customer.

2

Paid a supplier an amount owing of $189,600, taking the full discount, terms 2/10, n/30.

5

Purchased merchandise from a supplier, $284,400, terms 2/10, n/30, FOB destination.

6

Recorded cash sales, $270,750. The cost of goods sold for these sales was $189,600.

7

Returned scratched merchandise to the supplier from the March 5 purchase, $23,700.

8

The appropriate company paid freight for the March 5 purchase, $7,300.

9

Sold $189,600 of merchandise on account, terms 2/10, n/30, FOB destination. The cost of goods sold was $132,720.

9

The appropriate company paid freight for the March 9 sale, $4,740.

12

Ordered custom merchandise for a local designer totalling $47,400. Received $11,850 as a deposit.

13

Accepted returned merchandise from the sale on March 9, $18,960. The cost of the goods returned to inventory was $13,272.

14

Paid for the merchandise purchased on March 5, net of merchandise returns on March 7.

16

Paid salaries of $47,150.

19

Received payment of merchandise sold on March 9, net of merchandise returns on March 13.

20

Recorded cash sales, $241,550. The cost of goods sold for these sales was $187,700.

27

Paid salaries of $47,400.

30

Paid rent, $4,740.

A/ Record the March transactions. (Credit account titles are automatically indented when the amount is entered. Do not indent manually. If no entry is required, select "No Entry" for the account titles and enter 0 for the amounts. Round answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 5,275.)

B/Set up T accounts, enter the opening balances, and post the transactions recorded in the above part. (Post entries in the order of journal entries presented in the previous part. Round answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 5,275.)

C/Prepare a trial balance as at March 31. (Round answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 5,275.)

Solutions

Expert Solution

Cash A/c
Opening Balance        68,000.00 By Supplier    1,89,600.00
To Customer    1,35,600.00 By freight          4,740.00
To Customer    2,70,750.00 By Supplier        23,700.00
to deposit        11,850.00 by salaries        47,150.00
To Customer    2,51,790.00 by salaries        47,400.00
to sales    2,41,550.00 by rent          4,740.00
by cl. Balance    6,62,210.00
   9,79,540.00    3,17,330.00
Accounts receivable
Opening Balance    3,66,300.00 By cutomer    1,35,600.00
to returns        18,960.00 by deposit        11,850.00
to returns        18,960.00
to bank    2,51,790.00
to cl. Balance        32,940.00
   3,85,260.00    4,18,200.00
Accounts payable
To bank    1,93,469.39 Opening Balance 16,32,500.00
By returns        23,700.00 To purchase    2,84,400.00
To bank        23,700.00 To purchase        47,400.00
to cl. Balance 17,23,430.61
   2,40,869.39 19,64,300.00
Unearned revenue
to cl bal        41,069.39 Opening Balance        37,200.00
By Supplier          3,869.39
Cost of goods sold
Opening balance 36,45,000.00 Sale    1,89,600.00
Purchase    2,84,400.00 returns to supplier        23,700.00
returns from customer        13,272.00 Sale    1,87,700.00
by cl bal 35,41,672.00
39,42,672.00    4,01,000.00
Sales
to returns        18,960.00 Opening balance 51,95,300.00
by customer    2,70,750.00
by cash    2,41,550.00
to cl bal 56,88,640.00
       18,960.00 57,07,600.00
Freight out
Opening balance 1,70,450.00 by cl. Balance 1,75,190.00
to cash 4740
Salaries expense
Opening balance 3,41,850.00 by cl. Balance 4,36,400.00
to cash     47,150.00
to cash     47,400.00
Rent expense
Opening balance     52,140.00 by cl. Balance     56,880.00
to cash        4,740.00

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