Initial/original investment in merchandise is debited by the owner to
Merchandise Inventory
Additional/subsequqent investments in merchandise are debited to
Purchases
The merchandise inventory account is NOT
updated
It is a business entity that engages in ______ of merchandise. Most merchandising business are owned by only one person, or a sole proprietor
Buying and selling
any item owned by the business entity that is intended for sale
merchandise
at the end of the period (unsold goods) is determined by conducting a physical count
merchandise inventory
through the physical count of the unsold goods, the ______ is determined
cost of goods sold
the _____ uses the following accounts in recording his/her transactions:
Buyer
the ____ uses the following accounts in recording his/her transactions:
Seller
Initial/oroginal investment and additional investment in merchandise are both debited by the owner to
Merchandise inventory
The ______ is updated whenever there is a purchase or sale of merchandise so that its balance is always available in the ledger
Merchandise investory
the merchandise inventory is determined at the end of every year that why it is called
periodic inventory method
The ___ account is also available from the ledger; hence, there is no need to compute for its balance
Cost of sales
Physical count of goods at the end of the period is ______ the correctness of the merchandise inventory ledger account balance
still conducted to confirm
The _____ uses ONLY ONE account in recording his merchandising transactions:
Buyer
The ____ uses the following accounts in recording his merchandising transactions
Seller
It is an unconditional written promise to pay someone a definite sum of money at a definite future date
promissory note
may be interest-bearing or non-interest bearing
promissory note
To the maker, it is a note payable; to the payee, it is a note receivable
promissory note
The note is _____when it is paid at maturity date. An unpaid note at maturity is a ______ note
Honored, dishonored
When a promissory note is dishonored by the
maker (customer), the seller makes an entry on
the date immediately following the maturity date of the note by a ______ for the maturity value of the note and credit to (1) Notes Receivable for the principal amount and (2) Interest Income for the interest already earned.
debit to Accounts Receivable
When the dishonored note has been reclassified as _____, it becomes collectible any time at the discretion of the seller
accounts receivable
If the period covered by the note is
_________, the due
date is determined by counting the number
of months from the date of the note. For
example, the maturity date of a 3-month
note dated May 1 is August 1.
expressed in number of months
How to Determine . . . continued
2. If the period covered by the note is
expressed in_____, it is
necessary to count the exact number of
days. For example, a 90-day note dated
July 1 will mature on September 29
number of days