Question

We can use the Inventory account and the concept of T accounts with the formula “Beginning” + “Increases” – “Decreases” = “Ending”; For Inventory, increases are purchases and decreases are the Cost of Goods sold. Use the information provided below to complete the T-account and answer the questions.

Dave’s Doors began the period with a $60,000 balance in their inventory account. Dave’s purchased another $40,000 of inventory and sold $80,000 of inventory for $120,000. Complete the T account for Dave’s Inventory. How much Revenue does Dave’s have? _______________ How much expense? ___________________What is their Gross Margin (Sales – COGS)? _______________How much inventory do they have at the end of the period?

Write the journal entry to record Dave’s purchases:

Write the journal entry to record Dave’s revenue:

Write the journal entry to record Dave’s expense (COGS):

Answer 1

How much Revenue does Dave’s have? $1,20,000
How much expense? $80,000
What is their Gross Margin = Sales - COGS = $120000 - $80000 = $40,000
How much inventory do they have at the end of the period? = Beginning Inventory + Purchases - COGS = $60000 + $40000 - $80000 = $20,000
Journal entries
Event	Account Titles	Debit	Credit
1	Inventory	$40,000
	Accounts Payable		$40,000
	(to record purchases)
2	Accounts Receivables	$120,000
	Sales		$120,000
	(to record sales)
3	Cost of goods sold	$80,000
	Inventory		$80,000
	(to record expense)