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  • Journal Entry for Goods Sold | Goods Sold in Journal Entry

  • Arjun EP
  • Published on: June 17, 2020

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    GOODS SOLD, INVENTORY SOLD, MERCHANDISE SOLD

    Here, sales mean sales of business goods, inventory or merchandise.

    After purchasing the goods, they are sold including profit.

    Sales are the most important elements of entire business.

    The sales amount must include only sale of goods not sales of fixed assets.

    Sales include both the cash and credit sales made during the accounting period.

    Sales returns or return inward is deducted from sales.

    It is main income of organization.

    It is credited in trading account.

     

    Goods Sold, Inventory Sold, Merchandise Sold

    Cash1 account

    Bank2 account

    Mr A’s account3

    XYZ Traders3 account

    Debtor4 or customer account

    Bills receivable5 (A/R)        

         To Sales account

    (Being- goods sold ………

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

     

    Cash received

    Cheque received

    Credit sales to person

    Credit sales to firm

    Credit sales but no name

    Bill received

    Total value of sales

    Increase in assets

    Increase in assets

    Increase in assets

    Increase in assets

    Increase in assets

    Increase in assets

    Increase in revenue 

     

    Keep in Mind (KIM)

    When nothing is saying about transaction, it is cash1 transaction.

    When ‘cheque or bank’ is given in the question, it is bank2 transaction.

    When name of person1 and firm3 is given, it is credit transaction.

    When cash and cheque is given with name of person and firm is given, it is cash transaction.

    When credit sales are given but name of person or firm is not given, we should write debtor4.

    Bills receivable5 is credit transaction but it is secured transaction.

     

    Journal Entry

    In the book of …………

    Date

    Particulars

     

    LF

    Amount Dr

    Amount Cr

     

    Cash account

    Bank account

    Mr A’s account

    XYZ Trading account

    Debtors or customer account

    Bills receivable (A/R) account

            To Sales account

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

     

     

    xxxxx

    xxxxx

    xxxxx

    xxxxx

    xxxxx

    xxxxx

     

     

     

     

     

     

    xxxxx

     

    (Being- goods sold …

     

     

     

     

    PROBLEM: 3A  

    June 17, SK Book Supplier sold books and copies for cash Rs 80,000

    Required: Journal entry

    [Answer: Sales = 80,000]

    SOLUTION:

    Journal Entry

    In the book of SK Book Supplier

    Date

    Particulars

     

    LF

    Amount Dr

    Amount Cr

    June, 17

    Cash account

             To Sales account

    Dr

     

    80,000

     

    80,000

     

    (Being- books and copies sold in cash)

     

     

     

     

    Journal Entry for American Style

    Date

     

     

    Debit  $

    Credit $

    June, 17

    Cash account                                                                     

                    To Sales account

    To goods/inventory sold for cash

     

    80,000

     

     

    80,000

     

     

    Journal Entry for European Style

    Date

     

     

     

    €

    €

    June, 17

    Cash account

             To Sales account

    To goods/inventory sold for cash

    Dr

     

     

     

    80,000

     

     

    80,000

     

     

     

    PROBLEM: 3B

    AD Wine Dealer sold Signature Whisky for cash Rs 45,000; Red Label Whisky by cheque Rs 85,000

    Required: Journal entry

    [Answer: Sales = Rs 130,000]

    SOLUTION:

    Journal Entry

    In the book of AD Wine Dealer

    Date

    Particulars

     

    LF

    Amount Dr

    Amount Cr

     

    Cash account

    Bank account

             To Sales account

    Dr

    Dr

     

    45,000

    85,000

     

    130,000

     

    [Being- Signature Whisky and Red Label Whisky (goods) sold in cash]

     

     

     

     

     

    PROBLEM: 3C

    AK Hardware Store sold plywood by cheque Rs 150,000; sun-mica for cash Rs 30,000 and mirror glass of Rs 50,000 to Sharma Traders

    Required: Journal entry

    [Answer: Sales = Rs 230,000]

    SOLUTION:

    Journal Entry

    In the book of AK Hardware Store

    Date

    Particulars

     

    LF

    Amount Dr

    Amount Cr

     

    Bank account

    Cash account

    Sharma Traders account

             To Sales account

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

     

    150,000

    30,000

    50,000

     

     

     

    230,000

     

    [Being- plywood, sun-mica and  mirror glass (goods) sold in cash and on credit]

     

     

     

     

    Keep in Mind (KIM)  

    Sharma Traders* is the name of business firm (company, organization, concern)

    Sold to business firm is debit transaction; Therefore, Sharma Traders is debited.

     

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    PROBLEM: 3D

    MK General Store sold sundry goods worth Rs 2,000 on credit

    [Answer: Sales = Rs 2,000]

    SOLUTION:

    Journal Entry

    In the book of MK Departmental Store

    Date

    Particulars

     

    LF

    Amount Dr

    Amount Cr

     

    Debtors account                              

             To Sales account

    Dr

     

    2,000

     

    2,000

     

    (Being- sundry goods sold on credit)

     

     

     

     

    Keep in Mind (KIM)

    Most of small firm are not registered. They do their business without VAT bill.

    They do not have name of firm also. They supply goods direct to purchaser.

    In PROBLEM: 3D goods sold on credit but there is not any name of purchaser.

    When name of purchaser is not given in the question, we should write Debtors.

     

     

    PROBLEM: 3E

    CK Distributors sold saree for cash Rs 80,000; shirting by cheque Rs 150,000; suiting worth Rs 40,000 to Sapana Saree Center and ladies suit worth Rs 3,000 to Sarita.

    Required: Journal entry

    [Answer: Sales = 273,000]

    SOLUTION:

    Journal Entry

    In the book of CK Distributors

    Date

    Particulars

     

    LF

    Amount Dr

    Amount Cr

     

    Cash account

    Bank account

    Sapana Saree Center account

    Sarita’s account

             To Sales account  

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

    Dr

     

    80,000

    150,000

    40,000

    3,000

     

     

     

     

    273,000

     

    (Being- saree, shirting, suiting and ladies suit (goods) sold in cash and on credit)

     

     

     

     

    Keep in Mind (KIM)

    Sapana Saree Center* is the name of business firm. It is credit transaction; therefore, it is debited.

    Sarita is the name of person, it is credit transaction; therefore, she is debited.

     

    PROBLEM: 3F

    Sagar InfoTech, distributor of electronics goods, has following transactions:

        June 1     Tablets PC sold to Narayani Computers for cash Rs 75,000.

        June 3      Printer sold worth Rs 60,000 and cheque received.

      June 5    Antivirus sold to Janakpur Computer House worth Rs 17,000 and bill received

        June 6    Software CD and DVD sold to Mr Gupta worth Rs 3,000.

    Required: Journal entries 

    SOLUTION:

    Journal Entry

    In the book of Sagar Infotech

    Date

    Particulars

     

    LF

    Amount Dr

    Amount Cr

    June, 1

    Cash account

             To Sales account

    [Being- tablet PC (goods) sold to Narayani

    Computers for cash]

    Dr

     

     

     

     

    75,000

     

    75,000

    June, 3

    Bank account

             To Sales account

    [Being- printers (goods) sold to and cheque received]

    Dr

     

    60,000

     

    60,000

    June, 5

    Bills receivable account

             To Sales account

    [Being- antivirus (goods) sold to

    Janakpur Computer House and bill received]

    Dr

     

    17,000

     

    17,000

    June, 6

    Mr Gupta’s account

             To Sales account

    [Being- software CD and DVD (goods) sold to Mr Gupta on credit]

    Dr

     

     

     

     

    3,000

     

    3,000

    Keep in Mind (KIM)

    Tablets sold to Narayani Computer for cash, it is cash transaction; therefore cash is debited.

     

     

    PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS

    Here, Amount = Rs = $ = £ = € = ₹ = Af = ৳ = Nu = Rf = රු = 

     

    Basic Problem: 4                    SALES

    The following extracted information is given to you:

    (a) EP Publication sold books for cash Rs 30,000.

    (b) DK Wine Dealer sold Ruslon Vodka for cash Rs 25,000; Blue Label Whisky by cheque Rs 35,000.

    (c) MN Hardware Store sold plywood by cheque Rs 80,000; four-mica for cash Rs 20,000 and window glass of Rs 15,000 to Chaudhary Traders

    (d) MK Kirana Pasal sold sundry goods worth Rs 2,000 on credit

    (e) CK Cloth House sold saree for cash Rs 60,000; suiting worth Rs 40,000 to Khushbu Saree Center; shirting by cheque Rs 50,000; and ladies suit worth Rs 2,000 to Manju.

    Required: Journal entries

    [Answer: Sales: (a) 30,000; (b) 60,000; (c) 115,000; (d) 2,000; (e) 152,000]

     

    Basic Problem: 5                   SALES

    SVS Mobile House, distributor of electronic gadgets, has following transactions:

        June 1    Tablets PC sold cash Rs 35,000.

        June 3    Mobiles sold worth Rs 40,000 and bill received.

        June 5    Memory card to Sky Computer House worth Rs 17,000 by cheque.

        June 6    Mobile accessories sold to Mr Pant worth Rs 2,000.

    Required: Journal entries

    [Answer: Sales: (1) 35,000; (3) 40,000; (5) 17,000; (6) 2,000]

     

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