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Question Help * The folowing transactions of Brewton\'s Marine Supply occurred d

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Question Help * The folowing transactions of Brewton's Marine Supply occurred during 2016 and 2017 (Click the icon to view the transactions) 1. Record the transactions in the company's journal. Explanations are not required (Record debits first then credits. Exclude explanations from any journal entries. Round amounts to the nearest whole doilar) Begin by jounalizing the 2016 transactions, starting with the purchase of equipment on Febnuary 3 Feb 3: Purchased equipment for $15,000, signing a six-month, 11% note payable Journal Entry Date Debit Credit Feb 3, 2016 Feb 28: Recorded the week's sales of S66.000, one-hrd for cash-ar d twoerds on account A sales amounts are ect to a 6% sales tax. Ignore cost of goods Journal Entry Date Feb 28, 2016 Mar 7: Sent last week's sales tax to the state. Journal Entry Mar 7, 2016 Apr 30 Borrowed $210,000 on a four-year, 5% note payable Pal cals for arnu payment of merest each April 30. Journal Entry Date Debit Apr 30, 2016 Aug 3: Pad the six-month, 11% note at maturity Journal Entry Date Aug 3, 2016 Nov 30: Purchased inventory at a cost of $12,000, sging athreemontt 9%note payable for that amount. Journal Entry Choose from any list or enter any number in the input fields and then continue to the next question

Explanation / Answer

1. Journal Entries

Journal Entry

Date

Particulars

Dr. Amount (In $)

Cr. Amount (In $)

Feb 3

Equipment

TO Note Payable (11%)

15,000

15,000

Feb 28

Cash (69,960 / 3)

Accounts Receivable (69,960 x 2 / 3)

TO Sales Revenue (66,000)

TO Sales Tax Payable (66,000 x 6%)

(Being Sales recorded)

23,320

46,640

66,000

3,960

March 7

Sales Tax Payable

TO Cash

3,960

3,960

April 30

Cash

To Note Payable (5%)

210,000

210,000

Aug 3

Note Payable

Interest Expense (15,000 x 11% / 2)

TO Cash

15,000

825

15,825

Nov 30

Inventory / Purchase Account

To Note Payable (9%)

12,000

12,000

Dec 31

Warranty Expense

To Provision for Warranty

(490,000 x 3%)

14,700

14,700

Dec 31

Interest Expense

TO Interest Payable (5%)

(210,000 x 5% / 12 x 8)

7,000

7,000

Dec 31

Interest Expense

TO Interest Payable (9%)

(12,000 x 9% / 12 x 1)

90

90

2017

Feb 28

Note Payable (9%)

Interest Payable (9%)

Interest Expense

(12,000 x 9% /12 x2)

TO Cash

12,000

90

180

12,270

April 30

Interest Payable (5%)

Interest Expense

TO Cash

7,000

3,500

10,500

Date

Particulars

Dr. Amount (In $)

Cr. Amount (In $)

Feb 3

Equipment

TO Note Payable (11%)

15,000

15,000

Feb 28

Cash (69,960 / 3)

Accounts Receivable (69,960 x 2 / 3)

TO Sales Revenue (66,000)

TO Sales Tax Payable (66,000 x 6%)

(Being Sales recorded)

23,320

46,640

66,000

3,960

March 7

Sales Tax Payable

TO Cash

3,960

3,960

April 30

Cash

To Note Payable (5%)

210,000

210,000

Aug 3

Note Payable

Interest Expense (15,000 x 11% / 2)

TO Cash

15,000

825

15,825

Nov 30

Inventory / Purchase Account

To Note Payable (9%)

12,000

12,000

Dec 31

Warranty Expense

To Provision for Warranty

(490,000 x 3%)

14,700

14,700

Dec 31

Interest Expense

TO Interest Payable (5%)

(210,000 x 5% / 12 x 8)

7,000

7,000

Dec 31

Interest Expense

TO Interest Payable (9%)

(12,000 x 9% / 12 x 1)

90

90

2017

Feb 28

Note Payable (9%)

Interest Payable (9%)

Interest Expense

(12,000 x 9% /12 x2)

TO Cash

12,000

90

180

12,270

April 30

Interest Payable (5%)

Interest Expense

TO Cash

7,000

3,500

10,500

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