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he general ledger of Beauchamp Supply includes the following accounts. LOADING... (Click the icon to view the accounts.)All credit sales are on the company's standard

he general ledger of

Beauchamp Supply

includes the following accounts.

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(Click the icon to view the accounts.)All credit sales are on the company's standard terms of 1/10, n/30. Transactions in

November

that affected sales and cash receipts were as follows.

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(Click the icon to view the transactions.)Required

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Part 1

Requirements 1, 2, and 3. Use the appropriate journal to record the above transactions: a sales journal (omit the Invoice No. column), a cash receipts journal, and a general journal.

Beauchamp Supply

records sales returns and allowances in the general journal. Total each column of the sales journal and the cash receipts journal. Show that total debits equal total credits. Show how postings would be made from the journals by writing the account numbers and check marks in the appropriate places in the journals.

Begin with the sales journal. Enter the transactions and total the journal. (If a box is not used in the journal, leave the box empty; do not select a label or enter a zero. Select "T" in place of a check mark to reflect posting to a subsidiary ledger.)

Sales Journal

Page 1

Invoice

Post.

Accounts Receivable Dr

Cost of Goods Sold Dr

Date

No.

Accounts Debited

Ref.

Sales Revenue Cr

Inventory Cr

Nov.

Nov.

28

Total

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Nov.

1

Sold inventory on credit to

Ijri Ltd.,

$4,000.

Beauchamp Supply's

cost of these goods was

$2,228.

5

As a favour to another company, sold new equipment for its cost of

$23,080,

receiving cash in this amount.

6

Cash sales of merchandise for the week totalled

$8,400

(cost,

$5,400).

8

Sold merchandise on account to

Izzo Ltd.,

$14,320

(cost,

$11,854).

9

Sold land that cost

$64,000

for cash of

$64,000.

11

Sold goods on account to

Dryer Builders

Inc.,

$12,198

(cost,

$7,706).

11

Received cash from

Ijri Ltd.

in full settlement of its account receivable from

November

1.

13

Cash sales of merchandise for the week were

$7,980

(cost,

$5,144).

15

Sold inventory on credit to

Rapp and Howe,

a partnership,

$3,200

(cost,

$2,068).

18

Received inventory sold on

November

8 to

Izzo Ltd.

for

$480.

The goods shipped were the wrong colour. These goods cost

Beauchamp Supply

$292.

19

Sold merchandise on account to

Dryer Builders,

$14,400

(cost,

$11,854).

20

Cash sales of merchandise for the week were

$9,320

(cost,

$6,296).

21

Received

$6,400

cash from

Izzo Ltd.

in partial settlement of its account receivable. There was no discount.

22

Received payment in full from

Rapp and Howe

for its account receivable from

November

15.

22

Sold goods on account to

Diamond Inc.,

$8,088

(cost,

$5,300).

25

Collected

$6,400

on a note receivable.

27

Cash sales of merchandise for the week totalled

$8,910

(cost,

$5,808).

27

Sold inventory on account to

Littleton Corporation,

$7,580

(cost,

$5,868).

28

Received goods sold on

November

22 to

Diamond Inc.

for

$2,720.

The goods were shipped in error so were returned to inventory. The cost of these goods was

$1,920.

28

Received

$7,440

cash on account from

Izzo Ltd..

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