- 4 - The adjusting journal entries for the Kansas operation for 2000 include the following entry (adjusting journal entry 18): Date Acct. No.# Debit Credit 12/31/00 Inventory 10500 $48,257.92 Product purchases 50000 $48,257.92 Ms. Wilkerson made this entry to adjust the Kansas inventory account in accordance with the actual physical count of ending inventory. The $48,257.92 is the difference between the trial balance inventory of $171,448.06 and the physical count of inventory of $123,190.14 and reflects the reduction of inventory caused by the shrinkage, or spoilage, of SET’s products. On the Schedule C attached to SET’s amended Form 1041, U.S. Income Tax Return for Estates and Trusts, for the 2000 tax year, petitioners reported the following amounts related to cost of goods sold for the Kansas and Texas operations: Beginning inventory (line 35) $221,908 Purchases (line 36) 414,832 Ending inventory (line 41) 207,516 Cost of goods sold (line 42) 429,224 The ending inventory amount of $207,516 reported on line 41 of the Schedule C includes a reduction of inventory of $48,257.92 caused by shrinkage to the Kansas inventory and accounted for by adjusting journal entry 18. The product purchases of $414,832 reported on line 36 of the Schedule C includes an increase toPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next
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