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WORKSHEET
OF MERCHANDISING
11.5
Business
Afer all adjusting entries have been posted to the ledger, the bookkeeper usually prepares
financial statements. Often times, the bookkeeper uses (WAKER to facilitate easily the
Preparation of financial statements. A worksheet is a very important and effective tool used by
Accountants in their various tasks.
‘The Worksheet of almerehandisig biSineSW is similar in almost all aspects with a service
“entity, except for the merchandising accounts. Hence, a merchandising worksheet may have eight
or ten columns also, The different sections in the worksheet will depend upon the needs of the
Users. The use of worksheet, however, is optional. But for beginners in the field of accounting, itis
‘highly suggested to use a worksheet in preparing the financial statements.
In this introductory course in accounting, the financial statements prepared include only the
following:
1. statement of comprehensive income
2. statement of changes in owner's equity
3. statement of financial position
Extension of Accounts
The process of extending the various accounts starts from the adjusted tial balance, in
extending the accounts, the basic rue are: ee
1. Alrel accouns are extended tothe section of statment of financial postion.“ “Fas
2 Allnominal accounts are extended to the section of statement of comprehensive income, =
Where shall merchondising account be extended?
Incase the business is using the periodic inventory system, the following procedures may be
adopted:
1, All merchandising accounts, except Merchandise inventory end, are extended to the
column of comprehensive income only.
2. Merchandise inventory end is extended as follows: to the credit side of the column
‘comprehensive income, and at the same time to the debit side of the column Financial
position.
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gees:Incase thebusiness is using the perpetual inventory system, there are only twomerchand
accounts used to record the sale-purchase and related transactions, These account
merchandise inventory and cost of sales. The following procedures may be adopted:
1. Extend Merchandise inventory account to the column of financial position.
Extend Cost of sales account to the column of comprehensive income.
‘The unadjusted trial balance of IZZY Enterprises as of December 31, 2016 apes!
follows:
Cash 42,300
‘Accounts receivable 68,000
Allowance for doubtful accounts 6000
Merchandise inventory 30,000
Prepaid rent 7,200
Store furniture 25,000
‘Accumulated depreciation - Store 2,500
‘Accounts payable 58,500
Izzy, Capital 132,500
Izzy, Drawing 22,500
sales 140,000
Sales returns and allowances 10,000
Purchases 120,000
Freightin 3,000
Purchase returns and allowances 11,500
Salaries and wages 16,000
Store supplies expenses 4,000
Utilities expense
Totals 351,000 _351,000
Additional information: Qridemter-
1. Doubtful account is 3% of net sales.
The estimated life of store furniture is 10 years without scrap value.
Prepaid rentas of December 31 is 2,400.
Unused store supplies, 300
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Aécrued salaries, 3,200
Ending merchandise inventory, 58,000
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486 ADJUSTING ENTRIES AND WORKSHEETRequired:
1. Prepare adjusting entries in a two-column general journal.
2. Prepare a 10-column worksheet with the following sections: trial balance, adjustment,
adjusted trial balance, comprehensive income, and financial position,
‘Answer 1: The adjusting entries appears follows: Clute
Yo record doubtful accounts
Doubiful accounts 3.900
Allowance for doubtful accounts 3.900
(F'140,000- 10,000) x39 = 3.900
‘8Mfo record depreciation expense
Depreciation expense 2,500
Accumulated depreciation ~ Store equipment 2,500
25,000/10 =P 2,500
| €To record rent expense
Rent expense 4,800
4.800
7.200 -F 2,404
AYfo record unused store supplies
Unused store supplies 300
Store supplies expense 300
¢)To record unpaid salaries
Salaries and wages 3.200
Salaries payable 3200
-f)To adjust the inventory ~ Closing of beginning inventory
Income and expense summary account'°™* 30,000
Merchandise inventory 30,000
Merchandise inventory 58,000
Income and expense summary account‘The business is using the periodic inventory system,
the trial balance other than Merchandise inventory account:
‘Answer 2: The 10-column worksheet appears as follow
[ZY Enterprises
‘Worksheet
December 31,2018,
ince:
there are merchandise accounts
Trial Batanes | Adjustments
Aesouni Ties ole] ol o
[basr 42305) 2230]
Taczouris receivable 8,009 8,000]
[a fordoubifl accounts B00] 300
[Merchandise inveniony | 90
‘31009]
Press rot 7200 0200
Ste ease 70 7.003
[ass Depocaton Fr 2509 5000
: Jpcrunts pvebe sai 3
sy, Conia rae ree
| xy. rave asx 50
| [sales 1404 40 000]
| Sse roars &stowanoes | 7000 oo)
/ acres a0 09 2a
| Freanen 2.009 3003
Pera Tours & ao a rise
Salroserdwages | 16000 aaoo]__| vaaoe
Bre spp exons | 4000 32] 3700
ates e=rse co 3.009
= soo a0
Nertandes mverion.nd
<0 cc
esresmon omenee 2.09
ent eperse 409
| 6 Honowea soe sites 00
| 3 lente pope sai
| fess Terme red
i Netinoare
[ott
488 ADJUSTING ENTRIES AND WORKSHEETIe can be observed chat merchandlsng inventory endit [2 SP ANH {8 te aut
column, but extended directly to the credit side of comprehensive income column and to the debit '
side of financial position column,
eta ie
{In case the business adopts the perpetual inventory system, there is a slight variation in the
worksheet, since there are only two merchandising accounts that will appear in the column of
comprehensive income. These accounts are Sales and Cost of sles. j
LHYZEL Merchandising uses the perpetual inventory system. The unadjusted trail balance
a of December 31, 2016 appears as follows:
Cash 45,000 |
Accounts receivable 68,000 |
Allowance for doubtful accounts. 6,000
‘Merchandise inventory 50,000
Prepaid rent 7.200
Store furniture 30,000
‘Accumulated depreciation - Store 1500
‘Accounts payable 58,500
Hyzel, Capital 127,200
Hyzel, Drawing 20,000
Sales 205,000
Sales returns and allowances 8,000
Cost of sales 125,000
Salaries and wages 16,000
‘Advertising expense 18,000
Store supplies expenses 5,000
Usilties expense 6,000
398,200
Totals
Additional information:
1. Doubtful account is 2% of net sales.
“The estimated life of store furniture is 10 years without scrap value.
Prepaid rent as of December 31 is F 3,000.
Prepaid advertising, 3,000
‘Unused store supplies, P1,200
‘Accrued salaries, 4,000
Ending merchandise inventory based on physical cou
60,000.
aah een
st, 56,000; Net realizable value isRequired:
1. Prepare the necessary adjusting entries in a two-column general journal.
2. Prepare a 10-column worksheet.
mnomrsitestusigemsare — RG
‘To record doubtful accounts
Doubtful accounts 3,940
Allowance for doubtful accounts 3.940
(205,000 - 8,000) «8% = 39,000
‘Torecord deprecation expense
Depreciation expense 3,000
‘Accumulated depreciation ~ Store equipment 3000
P30,000/1
‘To record rent expense
Rent expense 4200
Prepaid rent 4200
‘7,200 -73,000=F4,200
‘Torecord prepald advertising
Prepaid advertising 3,000
‘Advertising expense 3,000
‘To record unused store supplies
Unused store supplies 1,200
‘Store supplies expense 1,200
‘To record unpaid salaries’
Salaries and wages 4,000
Salaries payable 4,000
To adjust the ending inventory
Merchandise inventory 6,000
Cost of sales 6,000
490 ADJUSTING ENTRIES AND WORKSHEETa Crluncer-
rhe account cost of sales in the trial balance signifies that the business is using the
perpetual inventory system, The 10-column worksheet appears as follows:
TYZEL Merchandising
‘Werkaheet
December 31,2016
Tereamce | Adueinenn | AtuciaTal | Gompaterebe [Fearon
or [= apo po | o
2.06 Tao}
8,000) 35,00)
00] oo
7200] 3000)
30000) 30.000)
adjusted merchandise inventory account is adjusted
‘to the column offinancal position. The cst ofsales takes the place ofthe following accounts
purchases, Freight-in, Purchase discounts, Purchase returns, and Allowsnces
In the perpetual inventory system, the
‘This text is adopting the periodic inventory system. Hence, exercises and problems unless
ise indicated shall be handled using the periodic inventory approach.
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