225 Cash Sales

Assets

Receivables

Synopsis

Account 225 is established to record the cash received as a result of Sales transactions processed at the dealership.

Debits

Credits

  1. Sales for cash

 

  1. Cash received from cash sales

  2. Cash refunds for return of merchandise by customers

 

Example 1

Record a customer cash sale of $618 for mechanical labor and parts.  The customer labor is $340.  The parts sale is $250.  The sales tax is $13 and the shop supplies are $15.  The cost of labor is $100.  The parts cost is $80 and the cost of shop supplies is $13.

Journal: Service Sales - Cash

Entry:

 

Debit

Credit

Account 225

Cash Sales

$618

 

Account 660A

Cost of Sales – Customer Labor – Cars & Light Duty Trucks

$100

 

Account 667

Cost of Sales – Parts Mechanical Repair Orders & Light Duty Trucks

$80

 

Account 669

Cost of Sales – Shop Supplies

$13

 

Account 242

Inventory – Parts & Accessories

 

$80

Account 242

Inventory – Parts & Accessories

 

$13

Account 247A

Inventory – Work in Process – Mechanical

 

$100

Account 324

Sales Taxes Payable

 

$13

Account 460A

Sales – Customer Labor – Cars & Light Duty Trucks

 

$340

Account 467

Sales – Parts Mechanical Repair Orders & Light Duty Trucks

 

$250

Account 469

Sales – Shop Supplies

 

$15

Example 2

Record a customer cash sale of $3,740 for body shop labor, parts and materials.  The body labor sale is $740 and the paint labor sale is $595.  The parts sale is $1,975.  The paint and body shop materials are $315 and the sales tax is $115.  The cost of labor is $795 with $350 due to paint labor and $445 for body shop labor.  The parts cost is $1,380.  The cost of body shop materials is $235.

Journal: Service Sales - Cash

Entry:

 

Debit

Credit

Account 225

Cash Sales

$3,740

 

Account 670

Cost of Sales – Customer Paint Labor – Cars & Trucks

$350

 

Account 671

Cost of Sales – Customer Body Labor – Cars & Truck

$445

 

Account 677

Cost of Sales – Parts – Body Customer Repair Orders – Cars & Trucks

$1,380

 

Account 679

Cost of Sales – Paint & Body Shop Materials

$235

 

Account 242

Inventory – Parts & Accessories

 

$1,380

Account 245

Inventory – Paint & Body Shop Materials

 

$235

Account 247B

Inventory – Work in Process – Body Shop

 

$795

Account 324

Sales Taxes Payable

 

$115

Account 470

Sales – Customer Paint Labor – Cars & Trucks

 

 

$595

Account 471

Sales – Customer Body Labor – Cars & Trucks

 

$740

Account 477

Sales – Parts – Body Customer Repair Orders – Cars & Trucks

 

$1,975

Account 479

Sales – Paint & Body Shop Materials

 

$315

Example 3

Record a bank deposit of $10,587 for Mechanical, Body Shop and Parts daily cash Sales

Journal: Cash Receipts

Entry:

 

Debit

Credit

202

Cash in Bank

$10,587

 

225

Cash Sales

 

$10,587

Note:

This is a clearing account for cash sales and normally should have no month-end balance.  If a balance exists, a month-end schedule should be prepared to determine the nature of the balance. The balance should be classified with the applicable asset and liability accounts on the trial balance.