Title: Merchandising Operations
1Merchandising Operations
AGRICULUTURAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTEBUS TEC T101
ACCOUNTING
Part 2
Merchandising Transactions
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Account For Purchase Sale Of Inventory
OBJ
From this Point On, Inventory will Refer to the
Goods that a Firm Buys at Wholesale and Resells
at Retail
There are three major players
Supplier/Vendor
Customer
Us
There are two major movements
B. Money
A. Physical Goods/Inventory
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Account for purchase sale of inventory
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A. PHYSICAL INVENTORY MOVEMENT
Sales
Purchases
Out
Supplier
In
Inventory
Customer
Supplier
Customer
In
Returns
Out
Wrong ????
Damaged Goods
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Account for purchase sale of inventory
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B. INVENTORY TRANSACTION
Sales
Purchases
Supplier
In
Inventory
Out
Customer
Cash
Cash
Accts Payable
Accts Receivable
Transportation In
Transportation Out
Returns
Customer
Supplier
Damaged Gds
Sales Ret Allow
Pur Ret Allow
Sales Discount
Sales Discount
Purchase Discount
Cash Discount
Cash Discount
Timeliness Discount
Timeliness Discount
5Purchase of Inventory
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Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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Purchase Order What, How Many
Merchant prepares
Suppliers send
Merchandise An Invoice
Receiving Rec
P.O.
Yes
Compares
Send Payment
No
Negotiate Adj Send Payment
6Purchase of Inventory Example
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2a
Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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On May 1, Ag Products paid cash for 2,000 of
various items for resale.
Inventory 2,000
Cash 2,000
Purchased inventory for cash
Inventory
Cash
2,000
2,000
7Purchase of Inventory Example
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On May 2, Ag Products acquired on account 2,000
of various items for resale.
Inventory 2,000
Accounts Payable -XYZ 2,000
Purchased inventory on account
Inventory
Accounts Payable
2,000
2,000
8Recording A Purchase Returns
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Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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- On May 4, Ag Products returned a 100 item and
received a cash refund.
May 4
Cash - XYZ 100
Inventory 100
Merchandise was returned
9Recording A Purchase Returns Example
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Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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- On May 4, Ag Products returned a 100 item prior
to payment of the invoice.
May 4
Accounts Payable - XYZ 100
Inventory 100
Merchandise was returned
10Recording Purchase Allowance
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Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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- Assume other merchandise is slightly damaged, and
Ag Products was given a 10 allowance.
May 5 Accounts Payable -XYZ 10
Inventory 10
Accounts Payable
Inventory
2,000 100 10
100 2,000 10
Bal. 1,890
Bal. 1,890
11Recording Transportation Costs
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Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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- Transportation costs are the cost of moving
inventory from seller to buyer. - FOB stands for Free on Board and governs the
passing of title of the goods.
FOB Shipping Point
FOB Destination
Shipping Dock
Receiving Dock
Title Transfer
Transport Arrangements, Liab, Cost
Buyer
Seller
12Freight Charges Example
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Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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- Ag Products had a 60 FOB Ship Pt freight bill
- What is the journal entry?
Charged Freight Bill
Paid Cash for Freight
May 9 Inventory 60 Cash
60 Paid a freight bill
May 9 Inventory 60 Acct Payable-UPS 60
May ? Acct Payable-UPS 60 Cash
60
13Purchase Discounts
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Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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- Credit terms are stated in expressions such as
- 2/10, N/30, meaning that a discount of 2 is
allowed if the invoice is paid within 10 days
otherwise the full (net) amount is due within 30
days.
Cost of Not Taking the Discount
360 Days/Yr
72/Yr
36 Periods
X 2
10 Days/Period
14Purchase Discounts Example
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2a
Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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- Assume Ag Products purchased merchandise for
1,000 with terms of 2/10, N/30. - The store paid within the discount period.
- The 2 discount (20) is deducted from the amount
due (1,000) and 980 is remitted.
Accounts Payable- XYZ 1,000 Cash
980 Inventory
20 To record invoice payment within discount
period
15Inventory Purchase Transactions
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Account For Purchase Of Inventory
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Inventory
Debit
Credit
Decrease
Increase
Wholesale Cost Of Goods
Purchase Returns
Purchase Allowances
Freight In
Purchase Discounts
16PurchasingInventory
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Account For Sale Of Inventory
OBJ
SellingInventory
17On May 11, Ag Products sold merchandise costing
1,800 for 2,600 cash.
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Account For Sale Of Inventory
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May 11 Cash 2,600 Sales Revenue
2,600 To record cash sale of merchandise
May 11 Cost of Gds Sold (Whlse Exp)
1,800 Inventory (Curr Asset)
1,800 To record the cost of merchandise sold
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Account For Sale Of Inventory
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On May 15, Ag Products sold Mary merchandise
worth 5,000 with a 3,000 cost. Terms2/10, N/30
May 15 Accounts Rec - Fred 5,000 Sales
Revenue 5,000 To record sale of
merchandise on acct
May 15 Cost of Gds Sold (Whlse Exp)
3,000 Inventory (Curr Asset)
3,000 To record the cost of merchandise sold
19On Account Sale Return
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On May 17, Mary returned 1,500 worth of goods
bought on account that cost 900.
May 17 Sales Returns and Allowance
1,500 Accounts Receivable - Mary 1,500 Recei
ved returned merchandise
May 17 Inventory
900 Cost of Goods Sold 900 Returned
goods to inventory
20Cash Sale Return
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Account For Sale Of Inventory
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On May 18, Jane returned 1,300 worth of goods
bought with cash that cost 900.
May 18 Sales Returns and Allowance
1,300 Cash to Mary
1,300 Received returned merchandise
May 18 Inventory
800 Cost of Goods Sold 800 Returned
goods to inventory
21Cash Sale Return w/ Store Credit
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On May 19, Judy returned 150 worth of goods
bought with cash that cost 90 for store credit.
May 19 Sales Returns and Allowance
150 Accounts Payable to jUDY
150 Received returned merchandise
May 19 Inventory
90 Cost of Goods Sold 90 Returned
goods to inventory
22Sales Allowances Example
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A credit of 100 was allowed to Mary for
merchandise that was damaged
May 17 Sales Returns Allowance 100 Accounts
Receivable - Mary 100 Credit granted for
damaged goods
- There is no entry required for inventory since
the goods were not returned.
23Sales Discounts
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Account For Sale Of Inventory
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- On May 20, the store received a check from Fred
for the balance due. - What is the balance due?
Accounts Receivable May 15 5,000
Less May 17 returns allowances 1,600
Equals May 20 balance due of 3,400
24Sales Discounts
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Account For Sale Of Inventory
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- Maria took advantage of the sales terms 2/10,
N/30.
May 20 Cash
3,332 Sales Discounts
68 Accounts Receivable - Mary
3,400 Cash collected within the discount period
25Inventory Sale Transactions
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Account For Sale Of Inventory
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Inventory
Retail Sales
Sales Returns
SRA
Sales Allowances
Sales Returns
Sales Discount
Sales Discount