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Chapter 7, Problem 2BPSB
To determine

Concept Introduction:

Sales Journal:

Sales journal is concerned with all the credit sales occurred during an accounting period.

Cash Receipt Journal:

The specific journal where all the cash inflows or received during the period is recorded is called a cash receipt journal.

Requirement 1:

To Prepare:

Prepare sales journal and cash receipts journal of Acorn Industries for the month of July..

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2BPSB

    Journal NameTransactions took place
    Sales Journal
    Accounts receivable ,Sales, COGS, inventory
    Cash receipt Journal
    Cash, sales discount, accounts receivable , sales, other accounts , COGS, inventory

Explanation of Solution


    Sales Journal
    Page 3
    Date
    Account Debited
    Invoice Number
    Accounts Receivable Dr.
    Sales Cr.
    Cost of Goods Sold Dr.
    Inventory Cr.
    July 5
    Kim Nettle
    918
    $19,200
    $10,500
    6
    Ruth Blake
    919
    7,500
    4,300
    13
    Ashton Moore
    920
    8,550
    5,230
    14
    Kim Nettle
    921
    5,100
    3,800
    29
    Ruth Blake
    922
    17,500
    10,850
    30
    Ashton Moore
    923
    16,820
    9,840
    31
    Total
    74,670
    44,520
    Cash Receipt Journal Page 3
    Date
    Account Credited
    Cash Dr.
    Sales Discount Dr.
    Accounts Receivable Cr.
    Sales Cr.
    Other Accounts Cr.
    Cost of Goods Sold Dr.
    Inventory Cr.
    July 15
    Kim Nettle
    $18,816
    $384
    $19,200
    15
    Sales
    118,350
    $118,350
    $76,330
    16
    Ruth Blake
    7,350
    150
    7,500
    21
    L.T Notes Payable
    15,000
    $15,000
    23
    Ashton Moore
    8,379
    171
    8,550
    24
    Kim Nettle
    4,998
    102
    5,100
    31
    Sales
    80,244
    80,244
    53,855
    31
    Total
    253,137
    807
    40,350
    198,594
    15,000
    130,185
To determine

Concept Introduction:

General Ledger:

The grouping of similar nature transactions of a business that helps to prepare the financial statement is known as General ledger.

Subsidiary Ledger:

It is the supporting ledger for preparing the general ledger that gives detailed information.

Requirement 2:

To Prepare:

Open all the general ledger accounts concerned with the transactions which occurred in the month of July and also prepare all the accounts receivable subsidiary ledger accounts?

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2BPSB

    Account NameBalance
    Cash
    $ 353,137
    Accounts Receivable
    $ 34,320
    Inventory
    $ 25,295
    Long Term Notes payable
    $ 15,000
    Capital
    $ 100,000
    Sales
    $273,264
    Sales Discount
    $ 807
    Cost Of Goods Sold
    $174,705

Explanation of Solution

    Cash
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 1
    $100,000
    15
    $18,816
    118,816
    15
    118,350
    237,166
    16
    7,350
    244,516
    21
    15,000
    259,516
    23
    8,379
    267,895
    24
    4,998
    272,893
    31
    80,244
    353,137
    Accounts Receivable
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 5
    $19,200
    $19,200
    6
    7,500
    26,700
    13
    8,550
    35,250
    14
    5,100
    40,350
    15
    19,200
    21,150
    16
    7,500
    13,650
    23
    8,550
    5,100
    24
    5,100
    0
    29
    17,500
    17,500
    30
    16,820
    34,320
    Inventory
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 1
    $200,000
    5
    $10,500
    189,500
    6
    4,300
    185,200
    13
    5,230
    179,970
    14
    3,800
    176,170
    15
    76,330
    99,840
    29
    10,850
    88,990
    30
    9,840
    79,150
    31
    53,855
    25,295
    Long-Term Notes Payable
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 1
    $200,000
    21
    $15,000
    15,000
    R. Acorn, Capital
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 1
    $100,000
    Sales
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 5
    $19,200
    $19,200
    6
    7,500
    26,700
    13
    8,550
    35,250
    14
    5,100
    40,350
    15
    118,350
    158,700
    29
    17,500
    176,200
    30
    16,820
    193,020
    31
    80,244
    273,264
    Sales Discount
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 15
    $384
    $384
    16
    150
    534
    23
    171
    705
    24
    102
    807
    Cost of Goods Sold
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 5
    $10,500
    $10,500
    6
    4,300
    14,800
    13
    5,230
    20,030
    14
    3,800
    23,830
    15
    76,330
    100,160
    29
    10,850
    111,010
    30
    9,840
    120,850
    31
    53,855
    174,705

Accounts Receivable Subsidiary Ledger Accounts

    Kim Nettle
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 5
    $19,200
    $19,200
    14
    5,100
    24,300
    15
    $19,200
    5,100
    24
    5,100
    0
    Ruth Blake
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 6
    7,500
    $7,500
    16
    $7,500
    0
    29
    17,500
    17,500
    Ashton Moore
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 13
    $8,550
    $8,550
    23
    $8,550
    0
    30
    16,820
    16,820
To determine

Concept Introduction:

Journal:

The recording of financial transactions are known as Journal .

Requirement 3:

To Verify:

Verify that amounts that should be posted as individual amounts from the journals have been posted.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

    Cash
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 1
    $100,000
    15
    $18,816
    118,816
    15
    118,350
    237,166
    16
    7,350
    244,516
    21
    15,000
    259,516
    23
    8,379
    267,895
    24
    4,998
    272,893
    31
    80,244
    353,137
    Accounts Receivable
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 5
    $19,200
    $19,200
    6
    7,500
    26,700
    13
    8,550
    35,250
    14
    5,100
    40,350
    15
    19,200
    21,150
    16
    7,500
    13,650
    23
    8,550
    5,100
    24
    5,100
    0
    29
    17,500
    17,500
    30
    16,820
    34,320
    Inventory
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 1
    $200,000
    5
    $10,500
    189,500
    6
    4,300
    185,200
    13
    5,230
    179,970
    14
    3,800
    176,170
    15
    76,330
    99,840
    29
    10,850
    88,990
    30
    9,840
    79,150
    31
    53,855
    25,295
    Long-Term Notes Payable
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 1
    $200,000
    21
    $15,000
    15,000
    R. Acorn, Capital
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 1
    $100,000
    Sales
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 5
    $19,200
    $19,200
    6
    7,500
    26,700
    13
    8,550
    35,250
    14
    5,100
    40,350
    15
    118,350
    158,700
    29
    17,500
    176,200
    30
    16,820
    193,020
    31
    80,244
    273,264
    Sales Discount
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 15
    $384
    $384
    16
    150
    534
    23
    171
    705
    24
    102
    807
    Cost of Goods Sold
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 5
    $10,500
    $10,500
    6
    4,300
    14,800
    13
    5,230
    20,030
    14
    3,800
    23,830
    15
    76,330
    100,160
    29
    10,850
    111,010
    30
    9,840
    120,850
    31
    53,855
    174,705

Accounts Receivable Subsidiary Ledger Accounts

    Kim Nettle
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 5
    $19,200
    $19,200
    14
    5,100
    24,300
    15
    $19,200
    5,100
    24
    5,100
    0
    Ruth Blake
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 6
    7,500
    $7,500
    16
    $7,500
    0
    29
    17,500
    17,500
    Ashton Moore
    Date
    Debit
    Credit
    Balance
    July 13
    $8,550
    $8,550
    23
    $8,550
    0
    30
    16,820
    16,820
To determine

Concept Introduction:

Trial Balance:

The listing of all accounts in debits and credits is known as Trial balance.

Requirement 4:

To Prepare:

(a) Prepare a trial balance of the general ledger.

(b) Prove the accuracy of the subsidiary ledgers by preparing schedule of accounts receivable.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 2BPSB

    Account Names Totals
    Trial balance
    $ 588,264
    Accounts Receivable
    $ 34,320

Explanation of Solution

a. Trial Balance

    ACORN INDUSTRIES
    Trial Balance
    July 31
    Accounts
    Debit
    Credit
    Cash
    $353,137
    Accounts Receivable
    34,320
    Inventory
    25,295
    Long-Term Notes Payable
    215,000
    R. Acorn, Capital
    100,000
    Sales
    273,264
    Sales Discount
    807
    Cost of Goods Sold
    174,705
    588,264
    588,264

b. Schedule of Accounts Receivable

    ACORN INDUSTRIES
    Schedule of Accounts Receivable
    July 31
    Ruth Blake
    $17,500
    Ashton Moore
    16,820
    Total Accounts Receivable
    $34,320

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