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JD Machinery & Supplies entered into the following transactions: 12/1/2014 Borro

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Question

JD Machinery & Supplies entered into the following transactions:

12/1/2014      Borrowed $15,000 cash from First National Bank by signing a 120 day 9% interest bearing note

12/6/2014      Sold a machine for $10,000 cash. The machine cost JD $6,000. The machine included a 2 year warranty for parts and labor.

12/31/2014    Recorded the adjusting entry for accrued interest on the note from First National.

12/31/2014    Recorded the adjusting entry for warranty expense related to the December 6 sale. JD estimates that warranty expenses will be 5% of sales.

????               Paid the amount due on the loan from First National Bank.

6/12/15           Repaired the machine sold on December 6. Cost to repair was $400 labor and $150 parts.

Required:

Determine the maturity date of the note.

Record the journal entries for the preceding transactions.

Explanation / Answer

Maturity date 1April 2015

Journal entries

Date

Description

Debit

Credit

12/1/2014

Cash

15,000

To Notes payable

15,000

12/16/2014

Cash

10,000

To Sales

10,000

Cost of goods sold

$6,000

To inventory

$6,000

12/31/2014

Interest expense

112.50

To interest payable

(15,000@9%*1/12)

112.50

12/31/2014

Warranty expense

500

To Warranty liability

(10,000@5%)

500

6/12/15

Warranty liability

500

Warranty expense

50

To cash

550

Maturity date 1April 2015

Journal entries

Date

Description

Debit

Credit

12/1/2014

Cash

15,000

To Notes payable

15,000

12/16/2014

Cash

10,000

To Sales

10,000

Cost of goods sold

$6,000

To inventory

$6,000

12/31/2014

Interest expense

112.50

To interest payable

(15,000@9%*1/12)

112.50

12/31/2014

Warranty expense

500

To Warranty liability

(10,000@5%)

500

6/12/15

Warranty liability

500

Warranty expense

50

To cash

550