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Consider the following: March 15 current year: Linsay bought 80 bags of mulch for $640.00 =640/80 April 20 current year: Linsay bought 75 bags of

Consider the following:

  • March 15 current year: Linsay bought 80 bags of mulch for $640.00 =640/80
  • April 20 current year: Linsay bought 75 bags of mulch for $618.75
  • June 12 current year: Linsay sold 125 bags of mulch to Woody's Weeds
  • June 15 current year: Linsay created a new inventory item named birdbath

When creating the item, a beginning quantity of 25 and a cost value of $23.82 per unit was mistakenly entered.

What is the effect on the General Ledger when Linsay saves the new birdbath item?

  • Debit Inventory for $23.82, credit Opening Balance Equity for $23.82.

  • Debit Inventory Asset for $23.82, credit Inventory Shortage for $23.82

  • Debit Opening Balance Equity for $595.50, credit Inventory for $595.50

  • Debit Inventory for $595.50, credit Opening Balance Equity for $595.50

  • Debit Inventory Shortage for $595.50, credit Opening Balance Equity for $595.50

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Thanks,

Jan

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