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Stone, Inc

Accounting Mar 12, 2021

Stone, Inc., sells its products with a one-year warranty. The estimated product warranty is 4% of sales. Assume that Stone had sales of $172,000 during January this year. On February 25, a customer received warranty repairs requiring $64 of labor and $38 of parts. 

 

Required:

Record the adjusting entry to accrue warranty expense on January 31.

Record the journal entry for the warranty work provided in February.

 

Account Title Debit Credit

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Problem 2 (8.5 points)

Assume, that on March 8, 2021, Starbucks Corporation, borrowed $440 million cash from JP Morgan Chase to meet short-term obligations. Starbucks signed a 6% note and promised to repay the $440 million in 150 days. All interest will be paid when the note is due. Assume the company records only the two entries: borrowing and payment. Use 360-day year and round your answer to the nearest dollar.

 

Required:

Find the maturity date of the note. Maturity date is:  

Record the issuance of the note on March 8.

Record payment of the note and interest at maturity.

 

Account Titles Debit Credit

 

Expert Solution

1) Journal Entries:

Date

Account Title and Explanation

Debit

Credit

Jan. 31

Warranty Expense ($172,000*4%)

$6,880

 
 

       Estimated Warranty Liability

 

$6,880

 

(To record warranty expense accrued)

   
       

Feb. 25

Estimated Warranty Liability

$102

 
 

       Cash / Wages Payable

 

$64

 

       Repairs Inventory

 

38

 

(To record warranty claim honored)

   

 

2) Journal Entries:

Date

Account Title and Explanations

Debit (in millions)

Credit (in millions)

 

Mar. 8

Cash

$440

   
 

        Notes Payable

 

$440

 
 

(To record short term note issued)

     
         

Aug. 5

Notes Payable

$440

   
 

Interest Expense

$11

 

=440*6%*150/360

 

       Cash

 

$451

 
 

(To record note repaid with interest)

     
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