1) The journal entry on Jan 8 records a debit to Raw Materials Inventory for $141,120 to record the purchase of raw materials.
2) The repossessed inventory on Feb 14 is valued at $14,000, which is the estimated selling price less refinishing costs and normal profit.
3) The journal entries on April 3 records the reselling of the repossessed item, with $4,800 in cash received, $19,200 recorded to Accounts Receivable, and $24,000 recorded to Sales - Repossessed Inventory.
1) The journal entry on Jan 8 records a debit to Raw Materials Inventory for $141,120 to record the purchase of raw materials.
2) The repossessed inventory on Feb 14 is valued at $14,000, which is the estimated selling price less refinishing costs and normal profit.
3) The journal entries on April 3 records the reselling of the repossessed item, with $4,800 in cash received, $19,200 recorded to Accounts Receivable, and $24,000 recorded to Sales - Repossessed Inventory.
1) The journal entry on Jan 8 records a debit to Raw Materials Inventory for $141,120 to record the purchase of raw materials.
2) The repossessed inventory on Feb 14 is valued at $14,000, which is the estimated selling price less refinishing costs and normal profit.
3) The journal entries on April 3 records the reselling of the repossessed item, with $4,800 in cash received, $19,200 recorded to Accounts Receivable, and $24,000 recorded to Sales - Repossessed Inventory.
1. The entry on Jan. 8 will include a debit to Raw Materials Inventory of?
Raw Materials Inventory 141,120
Accounts Payable 141,120 To record the purchase of raw materials inventory (200,000 * 80% * 90% * 98%)
2. The repossessed inventory on Feb. 14 is most likely to be valued at?
Estimated selling price 24,000
Less: Refinishing costs 6,800 Net realizable value 17,200 Less: Normal Profit 3,200 Value of repossessed inventory on Feb. 14 14,000
3. The journal entries on April 3 will be?
Cash (24,000 * 20%) 4,800
Accounts Receivable (24,000 - 4,800) 19,200 Sales - Repossessed Inventory 24,000 To record the reselling of the repossessed item (20% down, 80% on account)
Cost of Repossessed Goods Sold (14,000 + 6,400) 20,400
Repossessed Inventory 20,400 To record the cost of the repossessed item sold
4. The trade-in inventory on Aug. 30 is most likely to be valued at?