June 2 - Sold merchandise to East Robson Inc. at an invoice price of $20,000 on credit;

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June 2 - Sold merchandise to East Robson Inc. at an invoice price of $20,000 on credit; Invoice No.1001
June 3 - Received merchandise from Everest Company at invoice cost of $4,000 on credit; Purchase Order No. 5001.
June 4 - Sold merchandise to West Rupert Co. for $3,000 on credit terms; Invoice No. 1002
June 5 - Received merchandise from Katmandu Ltd. at an invoice cost of $3,000 on credit; Purchase Order No. 5002
June 6 - Sold merchandise for cash to Tabor Equipment for $10,000
June 7 - Received merchandise from Colton Manufacturing Company at a cost of $2,000; paid cash.
June 8 - Purchased a capital asset (store equipment) from MerchCo at a cost of $15,000. The note is a 90-day, 6 percent, interest-bearing note payable for the full amount owed. Assume date was June 1, 2019, for interest and depreciation calculations (at adjustments stage)
June 9 - Sold a tract of vacant land for $35,000 which originally cost $30,000. Collected sale amount in cash.
June 10- Collected the account receivable from West Rupert Co.; Invoice No. 1002
June 11- Paid $2,000 for a one-year insurance policy on property, plant, and equipment starting June 1.
June 11- Obtained a $5,000 bank loan; signed a one-year, 7 percent, interest-bearing bank loan agreement. Assume date was June 1 for interest calculation (at adjustments stage)
June 12- Paid the account payable to Katmandu Ltd. Purchase Order No. 5002
June 13- Paid monthly rent in cash $5,000.
June 14- Sold merchandise for cash, $2,000.
June 15- Purchased merchandise from Logan Ltd. for cash, $4,000. INV 10021
June 16- Sold merchandise on credit to Purdon Co. for $5,000; Invoice No. 1003
June 17- Received merchandise on credit from Mountain Co-Op at an invoice cost of $8,000 Purchase Order No. 5003
June 18- Collected the account receivable from East Robson Inc. Invoice No. 1001
June 19- Paid the account payable to Everest Company. Purchase Order No. 50016
June 20- Returned merchandise purchased on account from Logan Ltd.; amount $4,000 invoice 10021.
June 30- Paid monthly salaries: gross earnings $10,000.
Adjusting Journal Entries:
Gear UP Inc. has established the following rules for adjusting entries at month-end.
Record June 30th‘s entries for the following:
a) Average loss rate of bad debts is 1% of the month’s net sales; account grouping as per chart of accounts. Record June’s bad debt estimate.
b) Store equipment is depreciated on a straight-line basis. All equipment is estimated to have a 10-year useful life, with no residual value. Record one month’s depreciation for GU’s equipment. Equipment purchased in June depreciated for the entire month.
c) GU records purchases, returns, and discounts to their respective expense account during the year; GU then allocates to Inventory at the period end according to what the ending inventory count shows. Purchases (Acct.5010), Purchases Returns (Acct.5020), and Purchase Discounts (Acct.5030)
accounts must be nil ($0) at the end of the period; they are cleared to Cost Of Goods Sold and Inventory accounts. On June 30, 2019, $45,000 of inventory remained on hand, to be sold in the future.
d) Interest on Notes Payable and Bank Loans accrue each month. Round to the nearest dollar, and record one full month of interest to be paid.
e) Account for the Insurance expense, if applicable.
f) Unrecorded corporate income tax expense for June is $2,500. Post the accrual entry.