Grade 11 Accounting
Test Review Sheet
Unit: Accounting for Merchandising Firms
References:
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Text, chapter 11, pages 423 - 458;
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Power Point Presentations:
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Calculating Cost of Goods Sold
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The Mystery of the Periodic Inventory
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Maintaining a Perpetual Inventory System
Practice:
Requirements:
In order to successfully complete the 3A Accounting quiz on accounting concepts for a merchandising firm, the
student should be prepared to perform the following cognitive tasks:
- understand the need for a cost of goods sold section within a merchandising firm's Income Statement;
- calculate the following figures within a merchandising firm's Income Statement:
- Net Sales;
- Cost of Goods Sold;
- Gross Profit From Sales; and
- Net Income
- journalize credit and cash sales for a merchandising firm within a General Journal.
- understand how the following accounts affect either sales revenue or cost of goods sold:
- Sales Returns and Allowances (a contra revenue account);
- Sales Discounts (a contra revenue account);
- Purchases (an expense account under the periodic inventory method);
- Transportation-in (an expense account under the periodic inventory method);
- Purchases Returns and Allowances (a contra expense account under the periodic inventory method); and
- Purchases Discounts (a contra expense account under the periodic inventory method)
- differentiate between the periodic and the perpetual inventory systems;
- complete the closing entries for a periodic inventory system;
- complete the closing entries for a perpetual inventory system;
- complete a typical Worksheet for a merchandising firm using the periodic system.
- complete a typical Income Statement for a merchandising firm.
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