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the inventory to determine the ending inventorybalance and the
cost of goods sold, while the perpetual system keeps continual
track of inventory balances. There are a number of other
differences between the two systems, which are as follows:
The difference between the periodic and perpetual inventory systems involves the general ledger account Inventory.
be credited for the cost of the items sold (and the account Cost of
Goods Sold will be debited)
have its balance continuously or perpetually changing because of
the above entries
require a physical inventory to correct any errors in the Inventory
account
require a cost flow assumption (FIFO, LIFO, average)
It is possible that a company will use the periodic system in its general ledger and
use a different computer system outside of its general ledger to track the flow of
goods in and out of inventory.
JOURNALIZING AND POSTING TO LEDGER USE FOR FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
ASSET ASSET
101 CASH CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
105 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE RECEIVABLES
115 MERCHANDISE INVENTORY INVENTORIES
120 SUPPLIES PREPAID EXPENSES
150 EQUIPMENT PROPERTY PLANT AND EQUIPMENT
LIABILITIES LIABILITIES
201 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
202 NOTES PAYABLE NOTES PAYABLE
EQUITY EQUITY
301 ABC, CAPITAL ABC, CAPITAL
302 ABC, DRAWING ABC, DRAWING
INCOME
401 SALES
405 SALES RETURNS AND ALLOWANCES NET INCOME
410 SALES DISCOUNTS
EXPENSES
501 PURCHASES
502 PURCHASE RETURNS AND ALLOWANCES
COST OF GOODS SOLD
503 PURCHASE DISCOUNTS
504 FREIGHT IN
505 ADVERTISING EXPENSE ADVERTISING EXPENSE
506 FREIGHT OUT FREIGHT OUT
530 SALARIES SALARIES
510 RENT EXPENSE RENT EXPENSE
540 UTILITIES UTILITIES
601 INCOME SUMMARY INCOME SUMMARY
Case Problem: ABC Company
JOURNAL ENTRIES - PERPETUAL 1 JOURNAL ENTRIES - PERIODIC 2
REF DR CR REF DR CR
April 1
The business was registered as a single
proprietorship with the DTI. Mr. Lopez
invested Php 39,000.00. 101 Cash - 40,000.00 101 Cash - 40,000.00
301 Lopez, Capital-39,000.00 301 Lopez, Capital-39,000.00
Initial Investment Initial Investment
2 Bought aircondition equipment for Php
10,000.00 cash. 150 Equipment-10,000.00 150 Equipment-10,000.00
101 Cash-10,000.00 101 Cash-10,000.00
Brought equipment Brought equipment
2
bought merchandise on account from
LOWTOWN Supply Co., Php 15,900.00,
terms 2/10, n/30. 115 Merchandise Inventory-15,900.00 501 Purchases -15,900.00
201 Accounts Payable-15,900.00 201 Accounts Payable-15,900.00
LOWTOWN Supply Co,2/10, n/30. LOWTOWN Supply Co,2/10, n/30.
3 Bought office supplies on cash basis for
Php 700.00. 120 Supplies - 700.00 120 Supplies - 700.00
101 Cash- 700.00 101 Cash- 700.00
Bought supplies Bought supplies
4
Sold merchandise on account Php
15,200.00, FOB destination, terms 2/10,
n/30. The cost of merchandise sold is
12,200.00. 105 Accounts Receivables-15,200.00 105 Accounts Receivables-15,200.00
401 Sales - 15,200.00 401 Sales - 15,200.00
Sold mdse, FOB destination, terms 2/10, n/30. Sold mdse, FOB destination, terms 2/10, n/30.
5 Paid Php 200.00 freight on April 4 sale. 506 Freight Out-200 506 Freight Out-200
101 Cash-200 101 Cash-200
Freight on April 4 sale. Freight on April 4 sale.
6
Received credit from LOWTOWN Supply
Co. for merchandise returned Php 300.00. 201 Accounts Payable-300 201 Accounts Payable-300
115 Merchandise Inventory-300 502 Purchase Return & Allowances-300
Received credit from LOWTOWN Supply Co. for merchandise returned Received credit from LOWTOWN Supply Co. for merchandise returned
11 Paid LOWTOWN Supply Co. 201 Accounts Payable-15,600 201 Accounts Payable-15,600
115 Merchandise Inventory (2% of 15,600)-312 503 Purchase Discount (2% of 15,600)-312
101 Cash - 15,288 101 Cash - 15,288
Payment of LOWTOWN Supply Co. April 2 transaction Payment of LOWTOWN Supply Co. April 2 transaction
13 Collected from April4 customers. 101 Cash - 14,898 101 Cash - 14,898
401 Sales Discount (2% of 15,200)-304 401 Sales Discount (2% of 15,200)-304
105 Accounts Receivable - 15,200 105 Accounts Receivable - 15,200
Collection in full from customer Collection in full from customer
14 bought merchandise on cash basis Php
14,400.00. 115 Merchandise Inventory -14,400.00 501 Purchases -14,400.00
101 Cash-14,400 101 Cash-14,400
Brought merchandise on cash basis Brought merchandise on cash basis
15 Salaries paid Php 1,500.00. 530 Salaries-1,500 530 Salaries-1,500
110 cash -1,500 110 cash -1,500
Salaries paid Salaries paid
16
Borrowed money from RCBC Bank, signed
a promissory note for P12,000.00. 101 Cash-12,000 101 Cash-12,000
202 Notes Payable-12,000 202 Notes Payable-12,000
Promissory note from RCBC Bank. Promissory note from RCBC Bank.
17 Received refund from a supplier on cash
purchase of April 14 Php 500.00. 101 Cash-500 101 Cash-500
502 Merchandise Inventory -500 502 Purchases Returns & Allowances-500
Refund from Supplier on April 14 Refund from Supplier on April 14
18
Bought merchandise from MESDA, Php
14,200.00, FOB Shipping point, terms,
2/10, n/30. 115 Merchandise Inventory-14,200.00 501 Purchases -14,200.00
101 Accounts Payable-14,200.00 201 Accounts Payable-14,200.00
MESDA, FOB Shipping point 2/10,n/30. MESDA, FOB Shipping point 2/10,n/30.
20 Paid freight on April 18 purchase, Php 700.00. 115 Merchandise Inventory-700.00 504 Freight In-700
101 Cash-700 101 Cash-700
Freight on April 18 purchase Freight on April 18 purchase
23
Sold merchandise for Php 16,400.00, The
cost of merchandise sold is 10,500.00. 105 Cash-16,400.00 105 Cash-16,400.00
101 Sales - 16,400.00 101 Sales - 16,400.00
Merchandise sold in cash Merchandise sold in cash
30
Paid the following: Salary 1,500.00
Advertising 1,000.00, Rent 3,500.00,
Utilities 400.00 505 Advertising-1,000.00 505 Advertising-1,000.00
510 Rent-3,500.00 510 Rent-3,500.00
530 Salaries - 1,500.00 530 Salaries - 1,500.00
540 Utilities-400.00 540 Utilities-400.00
101 Cash-6,400.00 101 Cash-6,400.00
End of the month payment of expenses. End of the month payment of expenses.
30
NO JOURNAL ENTRY -
NO ENTRY Inventory,End (as of
April 30) Php
Inventory April 30, Php 25,000.00 25,000.00
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GENERAL LEDGER
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GENERAL LEDGER
28 2,008.00 2,008.00
30 2,008.00 -
Account Code 301 J. LOPEZ, CAPITAL
BALANCE
Item Post Debits Credits Debits Credits
1 39,000.00 39,000.00
30 4,608.00 43,608.00
30 2,008.00 41,600.00
GENERAL LEDGER
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PERPETUAL 1 Periodic -2
POST-CLOSING TRIAL BALANCE POST-CLOSING TRIAL BALANCE
ACCOUNT TITLES DR CR DR CR
101 CASH 18,320.00 18,320.00
105 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 17,000.00 17,000.00
115 MERCHANDISE INVENTORY 5,700.00 6,000.00
120 SUPPLIES 1,000.00 1,000.00
150 EQUIPMENT 15,000.00 15,000.00
201 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 6,500.00 6,500.00
202 NOTES PAYABLE 13,000.00 13,000.00
301 ABC, CAPITAL 37,520.00 37,820.00
57,020.00 57,020.00 57,320.00 57,320.00
PERPETUAL 1 Periodic -2
ASSETS ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS
CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 9,400.00 CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS 9,400.00
RECEIVABLES 13,700.00 RECEIVABLES 13,700.00
INVENTORIES 25,000.00 DIFF INVENTORIES 25,000.00 DIFF
SUPPLIES 700.00 PREPAID EXPENSES 700.00
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 48,800.00 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 48,800.00
REF DR CR REF DR CR
SEPT. 30 SALES 401 45,300.00 SALES 401 45,300.00
INCOME SUMMARY 601 44,096.00 INCOME SUMMARY 601 44,096.00
SALES RETURNS AND ALLOWANCES 401 900.00 SALES RETURNS AND ALLOWANCES 401 900.00
SALES DISCOUNTS 410 304.00 SALES DISCOUNTS 410 304.00
DEF Bank Company lent to a customer Php 50,000.00 on Sept. 1 that required the customer to pay at an annual
percentage rate (APR) of 12% on the amount of the loan. The loan is due in 6 months and no payment of interest or
principal is to be made until the note matures on Feb. 28. The bank prepares financial statements at the end of each Interest Interest
500 31-Oct
month. Provide an answer for the month end of October only. Receivable Income
2 ABC Company on September 1 paid its insurance agent Php 1,200.00 for the annual insurance premium covering the
twelve-month period beginning on Sept. 1. The Php 1,200.00 payment was recorded on Sept. 1 with a debit to the
current asset Prepaid Insurance and a credit to the Current Asset Cash. ABC Company prepares monthly financial Insurance Prepaid
statements at the end of each calendar month. Provide an answer for the Dec. 31 only 100 Dec. 31 Expense Insurance
GHI Insurance Company on September 1 received from ABC Co. Php 1,200.00 for the annual insurance premium
covering the twelve-month period beginning on Sept. 1. The Php 1,200.00 receipts was recorded on Sept. 1 with a
debit to the current asset Cash and a credit to the Current Liability Unearned Revenues. GHI Insurance Company Unearned
prepares monthly financial statements at the end of each calendar month. Provide an answer for the Dec. 31 only 100 Dec. 31 Revenue
Revenue
3 ABC Company on Sept. 1 began operations. Purchased of supplies for Php 750.00 and recorded the transaction with
a debit to the income statement account Supplies Expense and a credit to current liability Accounts Payable. ABC
Company prepares monthly financial statements at the end of each calendar month. ABC Company at the end of Supplies
Sept. 30 estimated that Php 300.00 of the supplies were still on hand in the stock room. 300 Sept. 30 Supplies Expense
ABC Company on Sept. 1 began operations. Purchased of supplies for Php 750.00 and recorded the transaction with
a debit to the balance sheet account Supplies and a credit to current liability Accounts Payable. ABC Company
prepares monthly financial statements at the end of each calendar month. ABC Company at the end of Sept. 30 Supplies
estimated that Php 300.00 of the supplies were still on hand in the stock room. The following questions pertain to 450 Sept. 30 Supplies
Expense
the adjusting entry that shoulld be made by ABC company.
Quiz 2: Case Problem: ABC Company is owned by Mr. Cruz. The following transactions were recorded during the month
2018:
April 1 The business was registered as a single proprietorship with the DTI. Mr. Cruz invested Php 39,000.00.
2 Bought aircondition equipment for Php 10,000.00 cash.
2 bought merchandise on account from LYN Supply Co., Php 15,900.00, terms 2/10, n/30.
3 Bought office supplies
Sold merchandise on cashPhp
on account basis for Php 700.00.
15,200.00, FOB destination, terms 2/10, n/30. The cost of merchandise so
4 12,200.00.
5 Paid Php 200.00 freight on April 4 sale.
6 Received credit from LYN Supply Co. for merchandise returned Php 300.00.
11 Paid LYN Supply Co.
13 Collected from April 4 customers.
14 bought merchandise on cash basis Php 14,400.00.
15 Salaries paid Php 1,500.00.
16 Borrowed money from SECURITY Bank, signed a promissory note for P12,000.00.
17 Received refund from a supplier on cash purchase of April 14 Php 500.00.
18 Bought merchandise from PESTO Co, Php 14,200.00, FOB Shipping point, terms, 2/10, n/30.
20 Paid freight on April 18 purchase, Php 700.00.
23 Sold merchandise for Php 16,400.00, The cost of merchandise sold is Php 10,500.00.
26 bought merchandise for cash Php 12,300.00.
27 Paid PESTO Co. on April 18 purchase, Php 9,000.00, no discount allowed on partial payment.
28 Mr. Cruz got cash from the business, Php 2,008.00.
29 Made refund to cash customers for defective merchandise, Php 900.00.
30 Sold merchandise on account Php 13,700.00, n/30. The cost of merchandise sold is 11,000.00.
30 Paid the following: Salary Php 1,500.00; Advertising Php 1,000.00; Rent Php 3,500.00; and Utilities Php 400
REQUIRED:30 Journal
Inventory Aprilto30,
entries Php 25,000.00
record business transactions of Mr. Lopez for April 2018 using both periodic and perpetual i
systems. Use the chart of accounts below:
CHART OF ACCOUNTS
d Php 300.00.
p 900.00.
f merchandise sold is 11,000.00.
0.00; Rent Php 3,500.00; and Utilities Php 400.00
April 2018 using both periodic and perpetual inventory
PURCHASES
PURCHASE RETURNS AND ALLOWANCES
PURCHASE DISCOUNTS
FREIGHT IN
ADVERTISING EXPENSE
FREIGHT OUT
SALARIES
RENT EXPENSE
UTILITIES
INCOME SUMMARY