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1.

If revenues are $500,000, cost of goods sold is $220,000, and operating expenses are $80,000, the
gross profit is:

a.$500.000

b.$220.000

c.$200.000

d.$280.000

($500,000-$220,000)

2.On 5th Jan company X bought $2,000 goods on credit, 1/10, n/30 (term FOB destination with
transportation cost paid by cash is $10). 6th Jan Company X returned $500 goods to the supplier. 10th
Jan Company X made payment to supplier. The amount of the inventory in company X ‘s acocunting
book:

a.$1,485

b.$ 2,000

c.$ 1,500

d.$1,495

5th Dr Inventory 2,000

Cr AP 2,000

Dr AP 500

Cr Sales Returns and Allowances 500

Dr Sales Returns and Allowances 500

Cr Inventory 500

Dr AP 1,500

Cr Cash 1,485

Cr Purchase discount 15

Dr Dr Cash 1,485

Dr Purchase discount 15

Cr invenory 15

3.On 5th Jan company X bought $2,000 goods on credit, 2/10, n/30 (term FOB shipping point with
transportation cost paid by cash is $10). 6th Jan Company X returned $500 goods to the supplier. 10th
Jan Company X made payment to supplier. The amount of the inventory in company X ‘s acocunting
book:

a.$1,470

b.$1,510

c.$ 1,500

d.$1,480

5th Dr Inventory 2,000

Cr AP 2,000

Dr Transportation in 10

Cr cash 10

Dr Inventory 10

Cr transportation in 10

Dr AP 500

Cr Sales Returns and Allowances 500

Dr Sales Returns and Allowances 500

Cr Inventory 500

Dr AP 1,500

Cr Cash 1470

Cr Purchase discount 40

Dr Purchase discount 40

Cr invenory 40

4.On 4th Jan Company X sold $2,000 goods on credit (original cost $1,100), 2/10, n/30. 6th Customer
sent back to company X $1,000 goods due to the poor quality of goods. 16th Jan customer made
payment by cash. The amount of this payment is:

a.$1,960

b.$2,000

c.$1,000

d.$980
Dr AR 2,000

Cr Revenue 2,000

Dr COGS 1,100

Cr Inveotry 1,10

Dr Sales Purchases and Return 1,000

Cr AP 1,000

5.Which of the following account making an increase to inventory account (in perpetual inventory
system):

a.Purchases

b.Purchases returns and allowances

c.Transportation out

d.Transportation in

6.A credit sale of $700 is made on 1st June, terms 1/10, n/30. A return of $100 is granted on 6th June.
The amount received as payment in full on 9th June is:

a.$700

b.$594

c.$600

d.$693

Ar AR 700

Cr Revenue

Dr Returns

Cr Ar 100

Dr Cash 594

Dr Discount 6

Cr 600

7.In a periodic inventory system, if beginning inventory is $50,000, purchased in the period is $90,000
and ending inventory is $50,000, cost of goods sold is

a.$40,000

b.$50,000

c.$100,000
d.$90,000

COGS = Opening Balance + Purchase – Closing Balance


COGS = Opening Balance + Purchase – Closing Balance
8.On 1st June, Kay Company sold $1,000 units of A to LK Company (original cost was $600 with the term
2/10 and n/30). Payment was made on 9th June. Which amount does LK Company record this
inventory?

a.$980

b.$960

c.$1,000

d.$1,200

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