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At December 31, 2009, ABC company's inventory amounted to Rs

Accounting Jan 26, 2021

At December 31, 2009, ABC company's inventory amounted to Rs. 44000- Jan 3, sold goods to ZEF Company for Rs. 20000 - cash. The cost of the same was Rs. 11200/- • Jan 7, purchased goods at the cost of Rs. 10000; terms 2/10, 1/30. ABC Company, records purchases at net cost. Instructions: a) Prepare Journal entries, if ABC Company uses a perpetual inventory system. b) Compute the balance in the inventory control account at January 7. c) Prepare Journal entries, if ABC company uses a periodic inventory system d) Compute the Cost of Goods sold for first week of January, assuming use of the periodic system. As the amount of ending inventory, use your answer to part b.

Expert Solution

a.

Journal entries:

Date Accounts Debit (Rs) Credit (Rs)
Jan 3 Cash 20,000  
  Sales revenue   20,000
       
Jan 3 Cost of goods sold 11,200  
  Merchandise inventory   11,200
       
Jan 7 Merchandise inventory 9800  
  Accounts payable   9800
  (note: since the terms are 2/10, 2% discount will be available, so amount = Rs10,000 - (2%*10,000)=>Rs9800)    
       

b.

Balance in inventory account at January 7:

Opening balance of inventory Rs.44,000
add:purchases 9,800
less: cost of goods sold 11,200
Balance in inventory account at January 7 Rs42,600

c. Journal entries, using a periodic inventory system:

Date Accounts Debit (rs) Credit (rs)
Jan 3 Cash 20,000  
  Sales revenue   20,000
       
Jan 7 Purchases 9800  
  Accounts payable   9800
       

d.

computation of cost of goods sold under periodic inventory system:

Beginning inventory 44,000
add: purchases 9,800
less: closing inventory (from b) (42,600)
Cost of goods sold Rs.11,200.
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