Below is data for Jack's T-Shirt Company for the month of January, Jack began the month...

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Below is data for Jack's T-Shirt Company for the month of January, Jack began the month of January with an inventory balance of $800 (100 units at $8/unit). Jack has always bought inventory at $8/unit. Date 1/1 1/25 Details Jack's T Shirt Company buys 500 t-shirts for $8/shirt on credit Jack's T Shirt Company sells 275 t-shirts for $30/shirt on credit. Assuming Jack's uses a perpetual inventory system. please provide the relevant journal entries: Date 1/1 1/25 1/31 Date 1/1 1/25 Event 1/1: Purchase of Inventory 1/31 1/25: Sale of Inventory Assuming Jack's uses a periodic inventory system, please provide the relevant journal entries: Journal Entry/Entries Books are closed Event 1/1: Purchase of Inventory 1/25: Sale of Inventory Books are closed Journal Entry/Entries Ending inventory in units: Ending inventory in dollars: Below is data for Jack's T-Shirt Company for the month of January, Jack began the month of January with an inventory balance of $800 (100 units at $8/unit). Jack has always bought inventory at $8/unit. Date 1/1 1/25 Details Jack's T Shirt Company buys 500 t-shirts for $8/shirt on credit Jack's T Shirt Company sells 275 t-shirts for $30/shirt on credit. Assuming Jack's uses a perpetual inventory system. please provide the relevant journal entries: Date 1/1 1/25 1/31 Date 1/1 1/25 Event 1/1: Purchase of Inventory 1/31 1/25: Sale of Inventory Assuming Jack's uses a periodic inventory system, please provide the relevant journal entries: Journal Entry/Entries Books are closed Event 1/1: Purchase of Inventory 1/25: Sale of Inventory Books are closed Journal Entry/Entries Ending inventory in units: Ending inventory in dollars:

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Perpetual Inventory System Initial Inventory 100 units at 8unit 100 8 800 Purchases 500 units at 8un... View the full answer