| Multiple Choice | ||
| 1. | a | |
| 2. | c | |
| 3. | d | |
| 4. | d | |
| 5. | a | |
| 6. | c | |
| 7. | b Calculation: $12,250/.98 = $12,500. | |
| 8. |
b Calculation: ($108,000 $14,000) (1.07) = $100,580. Then,
$100,580 + $14,000 = $114,580 total cash collected. | |
| 9. |
a Calculation: ($20,580 $1,960)/.98 = $19,000. Remove the part
of the collection that does not relate to Salesthe shipping chargesand the remainder is 98% of the sales amount. | |
| 10. | b The credit memo would show a credit to Accounts Receivable of $2,000. | |
| 11. |
b Sales returns and allowances reduce net sales. Shipping charges
paid by the seller are either an expense or a receivable reimbursed by the buyer. Sales tax is a liability. | |
| 12. | c | |
| 13. | c A credit memo indicates a reduction in accounts receivable. | |
| 14. | a $8,000 × .75 × .85 × .98 = $4,998 | |
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Learning
Goal 19: Explain How Sales Are Recorded and Reported |
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