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Exercise 3-2 Prepare journal entries for the Russell Company’s 2011 and 2012 transactions summarized below and...

Exercise 3-2


Prepare journal entries for the Russell Company’s 2011 and 2012 transactions summarized below and the company’s year-end adjustments to Bad Debts Expense. Round off all amounts to the nearest dollar.
Note: The company uses a perpetual inventory system.


Summarized Transactions


The Russell Company began operations on January 1, 2011, and completed several transactions that involved credit sales, accounts receivable collections, and bad debts.
2011
•   Sold merchandize that cost $1,350,000, on credit, for $1,575,000. Terms n/30.
•   Wrote off $18,100 of accounts receivable that were uncollectible.
•   Received cash in the amount of $822,500 as accounts receivables payments.
•   In performing year-end account adjustments, the company estimated that 2 percent of accounts receivables will not be collectible.


[Create the 2011 journal entries here.]


2012
•   Sold merchandize that cost $1,325,000, on credit, for $1,592,000. Terms n/30.
•   Wrote off $24,500 of accounts receivable that were uncollectible.
•   Received cash in the amount of $1,428,300 as accounts receivables payments.
•   In performing year-end account adjustments, the company estimated that 2 percent of accounts receivables will not be collectible.


[Create the 2012 journal entries here.]

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Expert Solution

2011
Journal entries
S.no. Accounts title and explanations Debit $ Credit $
a. Accounts receivable 1575000
    Sales revenue 1575000
(for sales made)
b. Cost of goods sold 1350000
     Merchandise inventory 1350000
(for cost of goods sold)
c. Allowance for uncollectible account 18100
     Accounts receivable 18100
(for amount write off)
d. Cash 822500
     Accounts receivable 822500
(for cash collected)
e. Bad debts expense 32,788
      Allowance for uncollectible account 32,788
(for bad debts expense)
Note:
Computation of Bad debts expense:
Sales made 15,75,000
Less: Cash collected -8,22,500
Less: Amount written off -18,100
Accounts receivable-balance Gross 7,34,400
Required balance of Allowance @2% 14688
Add: Amount written off 18,100
Bad debts expenses 32,788
2012
Journal entries
S.no. Accounts title and explanations Debit $ Credit $
a. Accounts receivable 1592000
    Sales revenue 1592000
(for sales made)
b. Cost of goods sold 1325000
     Merchandise inventory 1325000
(for cost of goods sold)
c. Allowance for uncollectible account 24500
     Accounts receivable 24500
(for amount write off)
d. Cash 1428300
     Accounts receivable 1428300
(for cash collected)
e. Bad debts expense 27,284
      Allowance for uncollectible account 27,284
(for bad debts expense)
Note:
Computation of Bad debts expense:
Beginning Accounts receivable balance 734400
Sales made 15,92,000
Less: Cash collected -14,28,300
Less: Amount written off -24,500
Accounts receivable-balance Gross 8,73,600
Required balance of Allowance @2% 17472
Balance in Allowance
Beginning balance of Allowance 14,688
Less: Amount written off -24,500
Debit balance of Allowance 9812
Add: Required balance of Allowance 17472
Bad debts expense 27284

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