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Problem 2 Cindy’s Appliance Store uses a perpetual inventory system, and ending inventory at April 30...

Problem 2

Cindy’s Appliance Store uses a perpetual inventory system, and ending inventory at April 30 was $25,000. Following is a listing of transactions for Cindy’s for the month of May. Cindy’s purchased refrigerators from GE on account at a total cost of $500,000 with terms 2/10, n/30. Cindy’s also paid freight of $800 on the refrigerators purchased from GE. Several of the refrigerators had to be returned to GE, and GE issued a credit to Cindy’s for 10 refrigerators that cost $10,000. Cindy’s then paid the amount due to GE within 7 days of the invoice date. Lastly, Cindy’s sold refrigerators on account that had cost $250,000 for $375,000 to Marc’s Pizza Palace.  

Required: Answer the following questions for Cindy’s Appliance Store.

  1. What is the balance in Cindy’s inventory account at the end of May?





  1. What is Cindy’s gross margin for the month of May?   


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Expert Solution

ANSWER TO QUESTION NO : (A)
CINDY'S APPLIANCES
DR INVENTORY A/C CR
DATE PARTICULARS AMOUNT DATE PARTICULARS AMOUNT
1-May BALANCE C/D $    25,000.00 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (RETURN) $    10,000.00
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE (DISCOUNT) $      9,800.00
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE $ 500,000.00 ($500000-$10000)*2%
CASH $          800.00
COST OF GOODS SOLD $ 250,000.00
BALANCE C/D $ 256,000.00
$ 525,800.00 $ 525,800.00
ANSWER TO QUESTION NO : (B)
CINDY'S APPLIANCES
COMPUTATION OF GROSS MARGIN FOR THE MONTH OF MAY
PARTICULARS AMOUNT
SALES $                   375,000.00
LESS:
COST OF GOODS SOLD $                 (250,000.00)
GROSS PROFIT $                   125,000.00
MARGIN = GROSS PROFIT / SALES 33%
($125000/$375000)

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