This document summarizes a meeting that covered completing the accounting cycle for a merchandising business. Key points included recognizing the need for a physical inventory count, determining merchandise inventory using adjusting or closing entries, preparing adjusting entries, and understanding how merchandise inventory is handled in the worksheet and financial statements. The meeting also discussed adjusting and closing entries, the post-closing trial balance, and differences between perpetual and periodic inventory systems.
This document summarizes a meeting that covered completing the accounting cycle for a merchandising business. Key points included recognizing the need for a physical inventory count, determining merchandise inventory using adjusting or closing entries, preparing adjusting entries, and understanding how merchandise inventory is handled in the worksheet and financial statements. The meeting also discussed adjusting and closing entries, the post-closing trial balance, and differences between perpetual and periodic inventory systems.
This document summarizes a meeting that covered completing the accounting cycle for a merchandising business. Key points included recognizing the need for a physical inventory count, determining merchandise inventory using adjusting or closing entries, preparing adjusting entries, and understanding how merchandise inventory is handled in the worksheet and financial statements. The meeting also discussed adjusting and closing entries, the post-closing trial balance, and differences between perpetual and periodic inventory systems.
Chapter 8-Completing the Cycle for a Merchandising Business
October 27, 2022 @ 2:30-5:30 PM Hybrid Modality
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Opening prayer
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Concerns from the last meeting • Chapter 7-Merchandising Operations-Part 5
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Learning outcomes • Recognize the need for a physical count and analyze the effects of omitting the procedure. • Determine the entries for merchandise inventory using either the adjusting entry method or the closing entry method. • Prepare the adjusting entries for a merchandising entity. • Recognize the need for a worksheet and summarize how the new accounts related to merchandising transactions are handled in the worksheet. • Understand and appreciate the usefulness of financial statements. • Develop skills in the preparation of financial statements. • Compare income statements prepared under the nature of expense and function of expense methods. • Explain why temporary accounts are closed each period. • Recognize the need for a post-closing trial balance and reversing entries in particular instances. • Prepare closing entries, post-closing trial balance and reversing entries. • Explain how the worksheet under a perpetual inventory system differs from that prepared under a periodic inventory system. Accountability and Integrity, Committed Service, Excellence in Work True or false • The beginning merchandise inventory is closed just like income items.
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Need for a physical count • Periodic system – beginning merchandise inventory remains the same before adjusting and closing • Counting needed to determine ending merchandise inventory
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Merchandise inv. at the end of the period • Remove beginning inventory balance thru the Income Summary • Establish ending inventory balance thru the Income Summary • The adjusting entry method – time of adjusting • The closing entry method – time of closing
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Preparing the worksheet • Beginning inventory – extended to debit side of IS column • Ending inventory – extended to credit side of IS column and debit side of BS column
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Preparing the financial statements • Nature of expense method • Function of expense method
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Adjusting and closing entries • The beginning merchandise inventory is closed just like expense items. • The ending merchandise inventory is closed just like income items
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Post-closing trial balance • Similar with service business
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Appendix - worksheet in a perpetual i.s. • Merchandise inventory account – ending balance • “Cost of sales” is a ledger account • Adjustments are handled like in periodic system. • Adjusting entry needed if per record and per count differs.
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Seatwork • Please answer Problem No. 08 (p. 8-26) today.
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Assignment • Please answer Problem No. 7 (p. 8-25)-balance sheet, in iStudy on or before 1:00 pm of November 02 (Thursday).
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Concerns for this meeting
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Integration of faith and learning • Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. – 2 Timothy 2:15, NKJV
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Closing prayer
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Thank you for coming, see you again
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