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3.Racers ATVs sells many makes and models of all terrain vehicles. Racers uses a

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Question

3.Racers ATVs sells many makes and models of all terrain vehicles. Racers uses a periodic inventory system. On January 1, Racers had a beginning inventory of AXVs costing $28,600. On January 14, Racers received a shipment of Model AXVs with a purchase price of $14,700 and transportation costs of $400. On May 19, Racers received a second shipment of AXVs with a purchase price of $16,900 and transportation costs of $450. On November 1, Racers received its before Christmas shipment of AXVs with a purchase price of $27,800 and transportation costs of $750.

a.Make the necessary journal entries for January 14, May 19, and November 1 to show the purchase of the inventory.

b.Assume that a physical inventory count on December 31 showed an ending inventory of AXVs of $25,800. Determine cost of goods sold for the AXV model for the year.

c.If sales of AXVs were $96,700, what profit did Racers make on this model?

Explanation / Answer

a.

Jan. 14

Dr. Purchase 15,100

Cr. Accounts payable 15,100

May 15

Dr. Purchase 17,350

Cr. Accounts payable 17,350

Nov. 1

Dr. Purchase 28,550

Cr. Accounts payable 28,550

b.

Since there are no data about units, I assumed there is no shrinkage.

Dr. Cost of goods sold 63,800

Cr. Inventory 2,800

Purchase 61,000

c.

Profit = sales - cost of goods sold = 96,700 - 63,800 = 32,900

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