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Question 1 Use the following information to record the following accounts using perpetual inventory system: (15...

Question 1

Use the following information to record the following accounts using perpetual inventory system:

Trading inventory on 1 March 2018 $20 000

Transactions for the year ended 28 February 2019:

Goods purchased for cash $ 60 000

sales of goods for cash ( at cost plus mark-up of 50%) $75 000

(i) Trading inventory account

(ii) Sales account

(iii) Cost of sales account

(iv) Trading account

(v) Profit and loss account

Question 2

Complete the following table assuming the business uses perpetual inventory system. indicate the account to debit and the account to credit and show the effect on the accounting equation. The first is done for you as an example.

Transaction Account debit Account credit Asset Owners equity Liability
Credit purchase of goods Trading inventory Creditors control + 0 +
Cash purchase of goods.
Cash sale of goods
Credit sale of goods
Goods returned to creditors
Goods returned to debtors
Goods donated by the business

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Expert Solution

1.

Date Account Titles Debit Credit
1 Mar 2018 Trading account 20,000
Trading inventory 20,000
[ Transfer opening inventory ]
28 Feb 2019 Trading account 60,000
Trading inventory 60,000
28 Feb 2019 Sales account 75000
Trading account 75000
28 Feb 2019 Cost of sales account 50,000
Trading inventory 50,000
[75000 * 100/150]
28 Feb 2019 Trading account 5000
Profit and loss account 5000
[20,000+60,000-75000]

2.

Transaction Account debit Account credit Asset Owners equity Liability
Credit purchase of goods Trading inventory Creditors control + 0 +
Cash purchase of goods. Trading inventory Cash account 0 0 0
Cash sale of goods Cash account Sales account + + 0
Credit sale of goods Debtors control Sales account + + 0
Goods returned to creditors Creditors control Trading inventory - 0 -
Goods returned to debtors Trading inventory Debtors control 0 0 0
Goods donated by the business Donation expense account Trading inventory - - 0

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