Exam2 Flashcards
(36 cards)
Cogs =
(Beginning inventory + total $ of merch) - ending inventory
Afs-ei = cogs
Gross profit =
Sales - cogs
Net income =
Gross profit-expenses
( sales revenue - cogs - other expenses)
Total merch =
Ending inventory - beginning inventory +cogs
Periodic inventory system
Cogs are recorded at the end of the period (less expensive)
Beg inventory + net purchase =
Merch available for sale (AFS)
Beginning inventory+ net purchases =
Goods available for sale
GAFS - ending inventory =
Cogs
Net sales - cogs =
gross profit
Purchased inventory for $500 cash what journal entry should they record?
Dr inventory $500
Cr cash $500
2/ 10 n/60
2% discount,10 days
Must pay by day 60
Gross method for recording purchases
Inventory isrecorded at full amount disregarding discounts
bank purchases inventory for $1000 on credit terms 2/10, n/30, paid day 15 what is the general entry?
Dr inventory $1000
Cr A/P $1000
Cost principle
Record the asset for what we actually paid for it
Purchased inventory for $1000 on credit terms 2/10, n/30 assuming they pay on day 10 what is the general entry?
After day 10?
Dr a/p $1000
Cr inventory $20
Cr cash $980
Dr A/ P $1000
cr cash $1000
$250 purchase on credit with $75 allowance
Record purchase and allowance
Purchase:
Dr inventory $250
Cr A/P $250
Allowance:
Dr a/p $75
cr inventory $75
bank spent $250 on purchase and returned a $50 piece
Purchase:
Dr inventory $250
Cr a/p $250
Return:
Dr a/p $50
cr inventory $50
Fob shipping and journal entry
Ownership transfers from seller to buyer when good leaves business
Debit merchandise inventory
Credit cash
Fob destination and journal entry
Ownership transfers from seller to buyer when goods arrive at buyer
Debit delivery expense
Credit cash
Bank returned $50 inventory, record journal entry
Dr a/p $50
cr inventory $50
Cogs is a _______ account
Expense
Net purchases + beginning inventory
Available for sale ( AFS )
To record a return as seller
Debit inventory
Credit cogs
A multistep income statement includes
Gross profit, income statement of operations, net income, operating expenses