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F.O.B Destination

Freight term that requires the seller to pay the freight charges



Freight out

F.O.B. shipping point

A freight term that requires the buyer to pay the freight charges



Freight In

Periodic inventory

A physical count of the units of merchandise on hand (Dunkin)

Perpetual inventory

An ongoing record of the inventory (Less accurate)

Purchase Account

Expense account, normal Debit balance


Only used for items that are to be resold



Purchases 75000


Accounts Payable 75000

Purchase Returns and Allowances

Contra-expense account


Normal credit balance



Accounts Payable 50


Purchases returns and Allowances 50

Purchase Discount

Contra expense account


Normal credit balance



Accounts payable 75000


Purchase Discount 1460


Cash 71540

Sales

Revenue Account, normal credit balance


Only the sale of Merchandise



Accounts receivable 200


Sales 200

Sales Returns and Allowances

Contra revenue Sales Account


Return of Merchandise previously sold


Normal Debit balance



Sales return and Allowances 50


Accounts Receivable 50

Sales Discounts

Contra revenue account



Cash 194530


Sales Discount 3970


Accounts Receivable 198500



Merchandise Inventory

Unsold Inventory, asset account, no adjusting inventory



Beginning inventory placed in debit of income statement


Ending inventory placed in credit of income statement



Freight-in

An expense incurred by the buyer when the freight terms are F.O.B shipping point

Freight-out

An expense incurred by the seller when the freight terms are F.O.B. destination

Closing Entries 1

All revenue accounts are closed into the income statement account



Revenue is debited amount of balance, income summary account is credited

Closing Entries 2

All expense accounts are closed into the income Summary account



Expense account is credited for the exact amount of it balance, income statement is debited the amount

Closing Entries 3

The income Summary account is closed into the Capital account



The balance of the income statement summary account is the amount of the net income. This is actually increasing the owners Equity by the amount of the net income.



Income summary account is debited and the capital account is credited

Closing enteries 4

The withdrawals account is closed into the capital account



Capital account is debited for the exact amount of the owners withdrawal account and the owners withdrawal account is credited for the same amount

Closing enteries order

Revenue accounts are closed in the income summary account


Expense accounts are closed into the income summary account


The income summary account is closed into the capital account


The withdrawals account is closed into the capital account

Cost of goods sold

The cost of merchandise that was purchased to sell and was actually sold



It is an operating expense