If a product is repaired under warranty, the seller would record a journal entry that includes a . debit to product warranty payable. b. credit to product warranty payable. c. debit to supplies. d. debit to cash.

Debit to Product Warranty Payable

Explanation: Product Warranty Payable is a liability account that has a credit balance. To increase a liability a credit is recorded while to reduce a liability a debit is recorded to the liability.

The seller maintains the warranty as a liability and initially records a debit to its product warranty expense and a credit to its product warranty Payable.

When a repair is done on a product under warranty, the seller records a debit to the product warranty Payable to reduce it’s liability.

Also, a debit to either supplies or cash will increase the expense and assets accounts respectively which will amount to incorrect journal entries.

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