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For each transaction, indicate in which journal it should be recorded. Sales Journal Cash Receipts Journal Purchases Journal Cash Payments Journal General Journal Returned products

For each transaction, indicate in which journal it should be recorded.

  • Sales Journal
  • Cash Receipts Journal
  • Purchases Journal
  • Cash Payments Journal
  • General Journal

Returned products to a supplier.

Sales Journal/ Cash Receipts Journal/ Cash Payments Journa/ lGeneral Journal / Purchases Journal

Sold products for cash.

Sales Journal/ Cash Receipts Journal/ Cash Payments Journa/ lGeneral Journal / Purchases Journal

Received a loan from the bank.

Sales Journal/ Cash Receipts Journal/ Cash Payments Journa/ lGeneral Journal / Purchases Journal

Recorded adjustment for depreciation.

Sales Journal/ Cash Receipts Journal/ Cash Payments Journa/ lGeneral Journal / Purchases Journal

Owner invested cash into the business.

Sales Journal/ Cash Receipts Journal/ Cash Payments Journa/ lGeneral Journal / Purchases Journal

Sold products on account
 

Sales Journal/ Cash Receipts Journal/ Cash Payments Journa/ lGeneral Journal / Purchases Journal

Paid amount owing to a supplier.

Sales Journal/ Cash Receipts Journal/ Cash Payments Journa/ lGeneral Journal / Purchases Journal

Received a utility bill, which will be paid later.

Sales Journal/ Cash Receipts Journal/ Cash Payments Journa/ lGeneral Journal / Purchases Journal

Owner withdrew cash from the business.

Sales Journal/ Cash Receipts Journal/ Cash Payments Journa/ lGeneral Journal / Purchases Journal

2. Hidson Inc. is a small retailer. The following is a list of sales transactions for the month of February.

Feb 3Made a sale on account (Invoice # 5606) to W. Wager for $790 (cost $593)
Feb 5Made a sale on account (Invoice # 5607) to K. Washer for $1,220 (cost $955)
Feb 11Made a sale on account (Invoice # 5608) to J. Depp for $940 (cost $769)
Feb 16Made a sale on account (Invoice # 5609) to KC Inc. for $700 (cost $522)


 

Required

Record these transactions in the sales journal.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

 

Sales JournalPage 5
DateAccountInvoice #Accounts Receivable / Sales (DR/CR)COGS/Merchandise Inventory (DR/CR)
Feb 3W. Wager5606$Answer$Answer
Feb 5K. Washer5607$Answer$Answer
Feb 11J. Depp5608$Answer$Answer
Feb 16KC Inc.5609$Answer$Answer
  Total$Answer$Answer


3. AB Cosmetics has provided you with the following information about the transactions the company had during the month of April.

Apr 2Received $2,900 from a cash sale to Clean Inc. (cost $2,320).
Apr 8Received $730 from Facial Fresh for outstanding accounts receivable.
Apr 12Received $600 for the cash sale of 5 facial scrubs (cost $540) to Seizers Salon.
Apr 16Received $111 in interest earned from Timberland Bank.
Apr 28Took out a loan of $4,900 from the bank.


 

Required

Record these transactions in the cash receipts journal.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

 

Cash Receipts JournalPage 5
DateAccountCash (DR)Accounts Receivable (CR)Sales (CR)Interest Revenue (CR)Other (CR)COGS /Merchandise Inventory (DR/CR)
Apr 2Cash Sale$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Apr 8Facial Fresh$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Apr 12Seizers Salon$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Apr 16Timberland Bank$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Apr 28Bank Loan$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
 Total$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer

4. Stocked Warehouse sells clothing to retailers. During the month of September 2022, the following transactions occurred. Assume zero opening balances for the subledger and general ledger accounts. Assume no entries were made directly to the accounts receivable general ledger from the general journal.

Sep 2Sold inventory to Fashion House (Invoice #497) for $6,400 cash; the inventory had a cost of $2,743.
Sep 7Received a loan from Bank of Charlotte for $7,000.
Sep 11Sold inventory to Harmony Outlet (Invoice #498) on account for $9,500; the inventory had a cost of $3,800.
Sep 18Sold inventory to Dress Me (Invoice #499) for $7,400 on account; the inventory had a cost of $3,059.
Sep 19Received full payment from Harmony Outlet for the sale on September 11.
Sep 30Received $52 of interest earned on a savings account.



Required
a) Record the above transactions in the sales journal and the cash receipts journal.
b) Post the appropriate transactions from the journals to the subledger accounts.
c) At the end of the month, total the journals and update the accounts receivable control account.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

 

Sales JournalPage 1
DateAccountInvoice #Accounts Receivable / Sales (DR/CR)COGS/Merchandise Inventory (DR/CR)
Sep 11Harmony Outlet498$Answer$Answer
Sep 18Dress Me499$Answer$Answer
Sep 30Total $Answer$Answer


 

Cash Receipts JournalPage 1
DateAccountCash (DR)Accounts Receivable (CR)Sales (CR)Bank Loan (CR)Other (CR)COGS/Merchandise Inventory (DR/CR)
Sep 2Cash Sale$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Sep 7Bank of Charlotte$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Sep 19Harmony Outlet$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Sep 30Interest Revenue$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Sep 30Total$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer


 

Account: Accounts ReceivableGL No. 110
DateDescriptionDRCRBalance
Sep 30Adjustment for sales$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR
Sep 30Adjustment for cash receipts$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR


 

Account: Harmony Outlet
DateDRCRBalance
Sep 11$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR
Sep 19$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR


 

Account: Dress Me
DateDRCRBalance
Sep 18$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR

 

5. Ruiz Manufacturing sells flat-pack bookcases to retailers. The following transactions occurred during the month of December 2022. All sales on account come with terms of 4/15, net 60.

Dec 1Received a loan from the bank for $11,000.
Dec 7Sold products for cash to Ash Retailer for $8,900; the products had a cost of $4,895.
Dec 9Sold products on account to Furniture Retailer for $11,000; the products had a cost of $6,600.
Dec 11Furniture Retailer paid the amount owing from Dec 9.
Dec 17Sold products on account to Ash Retailer for $6,400; the products had a cost of $3,520.



Required
a) Record the above transactions in the sales journal and the cash receipts journal.
b) Post the appropriate transactions from the journals to the subledger accounts.
c) At the end of the month, total the journals and update the accounts receivable control account.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

 

Sales JournalPage 1
DateAccountInvoice #Accounts Receivable / Sales (DR/CR)COGS/Merchandise Inventory (DR/CR)
Dec 9Furniture Retailer $Answer$Answer
Dec 17Ash Retailer $Answer$Answer
Dec 31Total $Answer$Answer


 

Cash Receipts JournalPage 1
DateAccountCash (DR)Sales Discount (DR)Accounts Receivable (CR)Sales (CR)Other (CR)COGS/Merchandise Inventory (DR/CR)
Dec 1Bank Loan$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Dec 7Cash Sales$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Dec 11Furniture Retailer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Dec 31Total$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer


 

Account: Accounts ReceivableGL No. 110
DateDescriptionDRCRBalance
Dec 31Adjustment for sales$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR
Dec 31Adjustment for cash receipts$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR


 

Account: Furniture Retailer
DateDRCRBalance
Dec 9$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR
Dec 11$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR


 

Account: Ash Retailer
DateDRCRBalance
Dec 17$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswer


6. K. Fen, a sports retailer, made the following purchases during the month of December.

Dec 3Received a bill (Invoice # 95) from F. Day for the purchase of 2 basketballs worth $114 each and 6 footballs worth $50 each.
Dec 7Received a bill (Invoice # 105) from G. Smith for the purchase of 7 cricket bats worth $59 each, 5 pairs of ice skates worth $29 each and 4 rugby balls worth $29 each.
Dec 10Received a bill (Invoice # 115) from N. Modd for the purchase of 7 cricket bats worth $49 each.
Dec 14Received a bill (Invoice # 192) from N. Less for the purchase of 9 packages of golf balls at $50 each.


 

Required

Record these transactions in the purchases journal.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

 

Purchases JournalPage 5
DateAccountInvoice #Merchandise Inventory (DR)Accounts Payable (CR)
Dec 3F. Day95$Answer$Answer
Dec 7G. Smith105$Answer$Answer
Dec 10N. Modd115$Answer$Answer
Dec 14N. Less192$Answer$Answer
 TOTAL $Answer$Answer


7. Vina Duckworth has provided the following information relating to her activities in the month of September 2022.

Sep 1Paid amount owing $610 (Invoice #1797) to RTT Depot (Cheque #195).
Sep 6Paid back loan of $780 to the bank (Cheque #196).
Sep 11Paid $4,000 to Redberry Inc. for purchase of inventory (Cheque #197).
Sep 17Received a telephone bill for $440 and paid the amount owing to CasTech Inc. (Cheque #198).
Sep 26Paid $213 to MGAD Inc. for general expenses (Cheque #199).


 

Required

Record these transactions in the cash payments journal.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

 

Cash Payments JournalPage 7
DateAccountCheque #Other (DR)Merchandise Inventory (DR)Accounts Payable (DR)Cash (CR)
Sep 1RTT Depot195$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Sep 6Bank Loan196$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Sep 11Redberry Inc.197$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Sep 17Telephone Expense198$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Sep 26General Expense199$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
 Total $Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer


8. Yard Clean Up sells landscaping materials. During the month of May 2022, the following transactions occurred. Assume zero opening balances for the subledger and general ledger accounts. Assume no entries were made directly to the accounts payable general ledger from the general journal.

May 3Purchased office supplies for $970 on account from Staplers.
May 9Purchased inventory for $1,150 cash from Rock Bottom with Cheque #371.
May 15Paid telephone bill for $260 cash with Cheque #372.
May 16Paid the amount owing to Staplers with Cheque #373.
May 21Purchased inventory for $3,460 from Stoneway on account.



Required
a) Record the above transactions in the purchases journal and the cash payments journal.
b) Post the appropriate transactions from the journals to the subledger accounts.
c) At the end of the month, total the journals and update the accounts payable control account.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

 

Purchases JournalPage 6
DateAccountInvoiceMerchandise Inventory (DR)Office Supplies (DR)Other (DR)Accounts Payable (CR)
May 3Staplers $Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
May 21Stoneway $Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
May 31Total $Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer


 

Cash Payments JournalPage 4
DateAccountCheque #Accounts Payable (DR)Other (DR)Merchandise Inventory (DR)Cash (CR)
May 9Rock BottomAnswer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
May 15Telephone ExpenseAnswer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
May 16StaplersAnswer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
May 31Total $Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer


 

Account: Accounts PayableGL No. 200
DateDescriptionDRCRBalance
May 31Adjustment from purchases$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR
May 31Adjustment from cash payments$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR


 

Account: Staplers
DateDRCRBalance
May 3$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR
May 16$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR


 

Account: Stoneway
DateDRCRBalance
May 21$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswer


9.Put-A-Wrench-In-It sells hand tools. During the month of February 2022, the following transactions occurred. Assume zero opening balances for the subledger and general journal accounts. Assume no entries were made directly to the accounts payable general ledger from the general journal.

Feb 2Purchased inventory for $6,840 on account from TopCraft.
Feb 8Paid salary for $2,970 with cheque #245.
Feb 9Purchased inventory for $4,020 cash from Chester Inc. with cheque #246.
Feb 16Paid the full amount owing to TopCraft from the Feb 2 transaction with cheque #247.
Feb 25Purchased inventory for $7,810 on account from Debolt Inc.



Required
a) Record the above transactions in the purchases journal and the cash payments journal.
b) Post the appropriate transactions from the journals to the subledger accounts.
c) At the end of the month, total the journals and update the accounts payable control account.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

 

Purchases JournalPage 6
DateAccountInvoiceMerchandise Inventory (DR)Supplies Expense (DR)Other (DR)Account Payable (CR)
Feb 2TopCraft $Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Feb 25Debolt Inc $Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Feb 28Total $Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer


 

Cash Payments JournalPage 4
DateAccountCheque #Accounts Payable (DR)Other (DR)Merchandise Inventory (DR)Cash (CR)
Feb 8Salaries ExpenseAnswer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Feb 9Chester Inc.Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Feb 16TopCraftAnswer$Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer
Feb 28Total $Answer$Answer$Answer$Answer


 

Account: Accounts PayableGL No. 200
DateDescriptionDRCRBalance
Feb 28Adjustment from purchases$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR
Feb 28Adjustment from cash payments$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR


 

Account: TopCraft
DateDRCRBalance
Feb 2$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR
Feb 16$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR


 

Account: Debolt Inc
DateDRCRBalance
Feb 25$Answer$Answer$AnswerAnswerDRCR

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