In: Accounting
ABC book store is selling business books, magazines and stationeries. The following transactions were occurred in February 2020 (GST inclusive).
Feb. 6 Purchased books from Book Depository $880, terms 2/7, n/30.
7 Paid freight on February 6 purchase $44.
8 Sold inventory to customers $990, terms n/30. The inventory cost $600.
10 Returned $99 books to Book Depository.
13 Paid Book depository in full.
Required
Prepare the journal entries to record the transactions.
Journal entries for the given transactions
Date Particulars Debt Credit
(in $) (in $)
Feb.6 Purchases a/c – Dr. 880
To Accounts payable a/c Cr. 880
(Being books purchased on credit terms from
Book depository)
Feb 7 Freight a/c Dr. 44
To Accounts payable a/c Cr 44
(Being Freight charges paid on credit purchases)
Feb 8 Accounts Receivable a/c Dr 990
To Sales a/c Cr 600
To Profit and Loss a/c 330
(Being inventory costing $600 sold at $990 for
Profit of $330)
Feb 10 Accounts payable a/c Dr 99
To Purchases Returns a/c Cr 99
(Being books worth $99, returned to book depository
On credit purchases)
Feb 12 Accounts Payable a/c Dr. 825
To cash a/c Cr 809.38
To Discount received on settlement of payment a/c Cr 15.62
(Being final payment to book depository after disount and
Freight Charges)—Refer Note given
Note:
Credit Purchases = $880
Less: Returns = $99
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Purchase price = $781
Add: Freight charges = $44
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Total amount
Paid to book depository = $825
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Calulation of discount received = 2% on 781 = 781 x 2/100 =$15.62 being credited to discount received a/c
Balance ($781 – $15.62 = $765.38) is credited to cash on final settlement after discount