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Xtol Co BPP Adj 1

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  • November 17, 2021 at 5:32 pm #640918
    kinza1997
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    Hi
    please help me with the following:

    Revenue includes an amount of $20 m for cash sales made through Xtol retail outlet during the year on behalf of Francais who is acting as an agent and is entitled to a commission of 10% of selling price of the goods.By 31 March 20×4 Xtol Co had remitted to Francais $15 m of the $20 m and recorded this amount in cost of sales.

    i only understood the commission received. CR other income of $2000

    the solution is to
    DR revenue 20000
    CR COS 15000
    CR other income 2000
    CR Trade payable 3000

    November 18, 2021 at 1:42 pm #640973
    f6ali
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    Hi.

    The question clearly states that it is Xtol which is the agent:
    “Xtol, acting as agent, is entitled to a commission of 10% of the selling price of these goods.”

    So Xtol could only record an income amount equal to 10% of the sale made on behalf of Francais. So, when the cash of $20m was received, Xtol could only record commission as its other income while the remaining amount would be a liability (to be transferred to Francais).

    Following entries should have been made:
    Dr Cash $20m
    Cr Other income $2m
    Cr Trade payable (Francais) $18m

    And when cash was eventually transferred to Francais, the entry should have been
    Dr Trade payable (Francais) $xx
    Cr Cash $xx

    Instead, Xtol recorded the full amount as its own revenue, i.e.
    Dr Cash $20m
    Cr Revenue $20m

    and when $15m was remitted to Francais, this was recorded as Cost of Sales i.e.
    Dr Cost of Sales $15m
    Cr Cash $15m

    In summary:
    revenue is overstated by $20m
    Cost of Sales is overstated by $15m
    No entry is made for either Commission income or Trade payable (Francais).

    I hope you can do the rest of the answer yourself.

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