Adjustment for Merchandise Inventory Using T Accounts: Periodic Inventory System With Sales Returns And Allowances Ronica Kluge owns a business called Roni's Rummage. A physical count determined the ending inventory as of December 31, 20-- was $80,000. Based on past experience, Roni estimates that $6,000 of sales from this year will be refunded next year. The cost of the merchandise expected to be returned is $4,000. Using the partial Trial Balance provided below. TRIAL BALANCE Merchandise Inventory 75,000.00 Estimated Returns Inventory 3,000.00 Customer Refunds Payable 4,500.00 Sales Returns and Allowances 15,000.00 Income Summary Required: Set up T accounts for Merchandise Inventory, Estimated Returns Inventory, Customer Refunds Payable, Sales Returns and Allowances, and Income Summary and prepare the year-end adjustments for Merchandise Inventory and related accounts. T accounts for Merchandise Inventory, Estimated Returns Inventory, Customer Refunds Payable, Sales Returns and Allowances, and income Summary are provided. Enter balances and the year-end adjustment for Merchandise Inventory and related accounts. Label the amounts: (a) Remove the beginning balance in merchandise inventory (b) Add the new balance per the physical count. (C) Adjust the customer refunds balance to the new estimate of next year returns (use one adjusting entry). (d) Remove the beginning balance in estimated returns inventory. (e) Add the new balance per the estimate of merchandise expected to be returned. T Accounts Instructions Merchandise Inventory Balance Balance Estimated Returns Inventory Balance Balance Customer Refunds Payable Balance Balance Income Summary (a) E (c) (d) Sales Returns and Allowances Balance Balance