Find the following accounting entries 20 and find the following accounting entries

Updated on educate 2024-07-16
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Borrow: production cost - direct material - willow nail 81400

    Production cost - direct material - willow nail 102564

    Manufacturing expenses - 22792

    Credit: Raw Materials - Dyes 206756

    Borrow: production cost - direct material - willow nail 105820

    Production cost - direct material - willow nail 69190

    Administrative expenses 24420

    Credit: Raw Materials - Stainless Steel 199430

    Borrow: Production Cost - Direct Labor - Kraft Paper 350880 Production Cost - Direct Labor - Xuan Paper 263160

    Manufacturing expenses - welfare expenses 65790

    Administrative expenses - welfare expenses 51170

    Credit: Employee compensation payable - welfare expenses 731,000

    Borrow: Production cost - direct labor - scarf 279140

    Production cost - direct labor - toothpaste 394080

    Manufacturing expenses - salary 57470

    Administrative expenses - salary 90310

    Credit: Employee Compensation Payable - Salary 821000

    Borrow: main business cost - shampoo 18 * 8010

    The main business cost - rice paper 90*13350

    Credit: Inventory goods 18 * 8010 + 90 * 13350 These are cost accounting courses, which need to be studied systematically, if you need to learn, please reply.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

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  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Answer]:BAnswer】B. Analysis: Option B is to convert capital reserve into capital.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    1.150 business tax payable in fixed assets**

    Borrow: sales tax and surcharge 150

    Credit: Tax Payable - Sales Tax Payable 150

    2.The cash in hand is 500 yuan, and the freight is advanced for the other party.

    Debit: 500 for other receivables

    Credit: Cash 500

    3.5,000 pieces of B products are sold, the unit price is 10 yuan, and the general taxpayer receives a commercial draft.

    Debit: notes receivable 58500

    Credit: The main business income from selling limbs is 50,000

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output) 8500

    4.Transfer cheque 300 to pay forfeiture expenses.

    Borrow: 300 non-operating expenses

    Credit: Bank deposit 300

    5.The capital reserve of 10,000 yuan was converted into paid-in capital.

    Borrow: Capital reserve 10,000

    Credit: Paid-in capital 10,000

    6.Provision for inventory decline is 2,000 yuan.

    Borrow: asset impairment loss 2000

    Credit: Provision for decline in value of inventories 2000

    7.Provision for bad debts is 1,000 yuan.

    Borrow: asset impairment loss 1000

    Credit: Bad debt provision 1000

    8.The net loss of 3,000 yuan after the disposal of the fixed section assets was transferred to non-operating expenses.

    Borrow: non-operating expenses 3000

    Credit: Fixed assets disposal 3000

    9.1,000 pieces of product A were sold, and the unit price was 100 yuan. The cash discount conditions given to the supplier are 2 10, 1 20, and the payment of 114,660 yuan received from the buyer today is deposited in the bank.

    Debit: accounts receivable 117,000

    Credit: main business income 100,000

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output) 17000

    Debit: bank deposit 114660

    Finance costs 2340

    Credit: Accounts receivable 117,000

    10.In the property inventory, an enterprise found that the payment payable to unit C was 500 yuan, which had been revoked and could not be paid, and was approved to be used exclusively for non-operating income.

    Debit: Accounts payable 500

    Credit: non-operating income 500

    Thank you!!!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Preparation steps.

    First, analyze whether the economic business involves assets, liabilities, owners' equity, income, expenses (costs), and profits;

    second, confirm the accounting account, the direction of bookkeeping (debit or credit);

    thirdly, to determine which account (or accounts) is debited and which account (or accounts) is credited;

    Fourth, determine whether the accounts that should be borrowed and credited are correct and whether the amount of borrowers and borrowers is equal.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    1) Borrow: bank deposit 46800

    Credit: main business income - product A 40,000

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output Tax) 6800

    2) Borrow: bank deposit 40,000

    Credit: 40,000 accounts receivable in advance

    3) Borrow: notes receivable - Nantong Company 9945

    Credit: Main Business Income-B Product 8500

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output Tax) 1445

    Borrow: The cost of main business is 6500

    Credit: 6500 goods in stock

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    1) Borrow: bank deposit 46800

    Credit: main business income 40,000

    Tax payable - VAT payable (output tax) 68002, debit: bank deposit 40000

    Credit: Accounts receivable in advance - Xiangyang Company 40000

    3) Borrow: notes receivable - Nantong Company 9945

    Credit: main business income 8500

    Tax payable - VAT payable (output tax) 1445 debit: cost of main business 6500

    Credit: Goods in stock – Product B 6500

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    1.Borrow: Bank deposit.

    Credit: Accounts receivable.

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (P.S.).

    I don't know if your unit price includes tax or not.

    When carrying forward the cost of sales:

    Borrow: main business income.

    Credit: Inventory of goods.

    2.Borrow: Bank deposit 40000

    Credit: Accounts receivable in advance - Xiangyang Company 40000

    3.Debit: Notes Receivable - Commercial Bills.

    Credit: Accounts receivable.

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (P.S.).

    Cost carried forward: borrowed: income from main business.

    Credit: Inventory of goods.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1.Borrow: Bank deposit.

    Credit: Sales revenue.

    Tax payable - VAT payable (output tax) 5812 = 40000-341882Borrow: Bank deposit.

    Credit: Accounts Received in Advance - Sunning.

    3.Debit: Notes receivable 8500

    Credit: Sales revenue 7055

    Tax Payable - VAT Payable (Output Tax) 1445

    Borrow: Cost of Principal Sales 650

    Credit: 650 items in stock

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    1 Borrow: Cash 2000

    Credit: Bank Deposit 2000

    2 Borrow: Management Expenses - Office Expenses 440

    Credit: Cash 440

    3. Borrow: Bank deposit 50,000

    Credit: Accounts Receivable - Shengda 50000

    4. Borrow: Bank deposit 150,000

    Credit: Accounts Receivable - Guangming Company 150000

    5. Borrow: Bank deposit 120,000

    Credit: Notes Receivable - Guangming Company 120000

    6 Borrow: Bank deposit 2000

    Credit: Accounts receivable 2000

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