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Gobber's Blacksmithing Forge uses a perpetual inventory system and both an accounts receivable and an accounts payable subsidiary ledger. Balances related to both the general

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Gobber's Blacksmithing Forge uses a perpetual inventory system and both an accounts receivable and an accounts payable subsidiary ledger. Balances related to both the general ledger and the subsidiary ledger for Gobber's Blacksmithing Forge are indicated in the working papers. Below are a series of transactions for Gobber's Blacksmithing Forge for the month of March. Credit sales terms are 110,n25. The cost of all merchandise sold was 30% of the sales price. Round all numbers to whole dollars.
Mar. Purchase merchandise from J. Barnstadt 110,n30 for $510,000 and A. Gonzalez for $225,000, terms
3210.n30.
f. Receive checks from L. Fury for $162,360(includes discount) and S. Vast $167,000 after the discount period lapsed.
6 Purchase $5000 worth of office supplies on account.
t. Sell merchandise on account to G. Grisly $120,000, invoice no.125, and to H. Haddock $152,000, invoice no.126.
8 Freight on merchandise purchased from A. Gonzalez for $2,400 paid for with cash (FOB Shipping point)
9 Send checks to A. Gonzalez for $190,000 less 2% cash discount, and to J. Bamstadt for $250,000 less discount.
9 Summary daily cash sales total $35,650.
10 Withdrawal of $155,000 cash by M. Larson for personal use.
Sell merchandise on account to S. Vast $166,000, invoice no.127, and to L. Fury $129,000, invoice no.128.
12 Pay rent in cash of $180,000 for March, April and May. (Hint: post to the prepaid account)
13 Receive payment in full from H. Haddock less cash discount and A. Hofferson after the discount has expired.
15 Return $50,000 of merchandise to A. Gonzalez and receive credit.
Post all entries to the subsidiary ledgers.
I6 Purchase merchandise from J. Barnstadt $180,000, terms 110,n30; B. Wyrm $142,000, terms 210,n30; and B. Ingerman $235,000, terms n30.
17 Pay $24,000 cash for office supplies.
18 Summary daily cash sales total $41,550.
20 Issue credit of $52,000 to G. Grisly for merchandise retumed
21 Sent $45,900 check to A. Thorston for a partial payment of what was due. The remaining balance was rolled over into notes payable, maturing in 90 days (Hint this will not go into the cash payments journal because it is a compound entry)
21 Receive payment in full from L. Fury and S. Vast less cash discount.
22 Sell merchandise on account to G. Grisly $227,000, invoice no.129, and to S. Vast $342,000, invoice no.130.
Post all entries to the subsidiary ledgers.
23 Send checks to B. Ingerman and B. Wyrm in full payment less cash discounts.
25 Sell merchandise on account to A. Hofferson $52,500, invoice no.131, and to H. Haddock $361,00 r invoice no.132.
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