Question: i need help with the following multiple choice question (20-26) 20. The Eckland Company would like to determine its Cost of Goods Sold for the

i need help with the following multiple choice question (20-26)

i need help with the following multiple choice question (20-26) 20. TheEckland Company would like to determine its Cost of Goods Sold forthe past quarter. Per the general ledger, sales are equal to $853,500,beginning inventory is equal to $350,000, and new purchases are equal to

20. The Eckland Company would like to determine its Cost of Goods Sold for the past quarter. Per the general ledger, sales are equal to $853,500, beginning inventory is equal to $350,000, and new purchases are equal to $146,000. The estimated ending inventory has been calculated to be $46,500. Based on this information, what is the Eckland Company's Cost of Goods Sold? A. $250,500 B. $404,000 C. $449,500 D. $696,000 21. The Eckland Company would like to determine gross profit for the past quarter. Per the general ledger, sales are equal to $853,500, beginning inventory is equal to $350,000, net purchases are equal to $146,000, and estimated ending inventory has been calculated to be $46,500. Based on this information, what is the Eckland Company's gross profit? A. $250,500 B. $404,000 C. $449,500 D. $696,00022. Review the statement below. The Eckland Company Interim Departmental Statement of Gross Profit For Month Ended June 30, 20XX Clothing to of Net % of NE Sales Housewares Sales Operating Revenue: Net Sales $ 80,500.DO $ 75,500.00 Cost of Merchandise Sold Est. Mdse. Inv. September 1 $ 40,500.00 $ 56,000.00 Net Purchases $ 27,500.00 $ 32,500.001 Mdse. Available for Sale Less Est. End Inv. September 30 $ 35,500.00 $ 48,500.00 Cost of Merchandise Sold Gross Profit on Operations The accountant for the Eckland Company is preparing a Statement of Gross Profit with Component Percentages. Based on the information provided, what is the component percentage for the Cost of Merchandise Sold for the Housewares Division? A. 40% B. 46% C. 47% D. 53% 23. Big Daddy D's Clothing Corporation recorded dividends of $40,000. The correct journal entry to record the closing entry for the Dividends account is: A. debit Retained Earnings, $40,000; credit Dividends Payable, $40,000. B. debit Dividends Payable, $40,000; credit Retained Earnings, $40,000. C. D. debit Retained Earnings, $40,000; credit Dividends, $40,000. debit Dividends, $40,000; credit Retained Earnings, $40,000.24. Refer to the table of information below. Income Summary-Books $5,500 Income Summary-Music $4,500 Sales Discount-Books $2,500 Sales Returns and Allowances-Books $2,000 Sales Discount-Music $3,000 Sales Returns and Allowances-Music $2,500 Purchases-Books $12,000 Purchases-Music $14,000 Advertising Expense-Books $3,500 Advertising Expense-Music $2,000 Based on the information provided, what is the correct journal entry to record the closing entry for Income Statement accounts with debit balances? A. debit Income Summary-Books, $5,500, Income Summary-Music, $4,500, Sales Discount-Books, $2,500, Sales Returns and Allowances-Books, $2,000, Sales Discount-Music, $3,000, Sales Returns and Allowances-Music, $2,500, Purchases-Books, $12,000, Purchases-Music, $14,000, Advertising Expense-Books, $3,500, Advertising Expense-Music, $2,000; credit Income Summary-General, $51,500 B. debit Income Summary-General, $51,500; credit Income Summary-Books, $5,500, Income Summary-Music, $4,500, Sales Discount-Books, $2,500, Sales Returns and Allowances-Books, $2,000, Sales Discount-Music, $3,000, Sales Returns and Allowances-Music, $2,500, Purchases-Books, $12,000, Purchases-Music, $14,000, Advertising Expense-Books, $3,500, and Advertising Expense-Music, $2,000 C. debit Income Summary, $10,000; credit Sales, $10,000 D. debit Sales, $10,000; credit Income Summary, $10,00025. Big Daddy D's Clothing Corporation recorded net income of $132,000 after federal income tax. The correct closing entry to record net income in the Retained Earnings account is: A. debit Income Summary, $132,000; credit Net Income, $132,000. B. debit Net Income, $132,000; credit Income Summary, $132,000. C. D. debit Income Summary-General, $132,000; credit Retained Earnings, $132,000. debit Retained Earnings, $132,000; credit Income Summary-General, $132,000 26. Refer to the table below. Sales-Books $85,500 Sales-Music $45,200 Purchases Discount-Books $8,700 Purchases Returns and Allowances-Books $1,800 Purchases Discount-Music $2,100 Purchases Returns and Allowances-Music $1,300 The correct journal entry to record the closing entry for Income Statement accounts with credit balances is: A. debit Income Summary, $130,700; credit Sales, $130,700. B. C. debit Sales, $130,700; credit Income Summary, $130,700. debit Sales-Books, $85,500, Sales-Music, $45,200, Purchases Discount-Books, $8,700, Purchases Returns and Allowances-Books, $1,800, Purchases Discount-Music, $2,100, Purchases Returns and Allowances-Music, $1,300; credit Income Summary-General, $144,600. D. debit Income Summary-General, $144,600; credit Sales-Books, $85,500, Sales-Music, $45,200, Purchases Discount-Books, $8,700, Purchases Returns and Allowances-Books, $1,800, Purchases Discount-Music, $2,100, Purchases Returns and Allowances-Music, $1,300

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