Solution to the FIRST QUESTION
Journal entry in the books of Sheridan Company
Accounts Tittles and Explanations |
Debit ($) |
Credit ($) |
Merchandise Inventory A/c |
915 |
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To Accounts Payable A/c |
915 |
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[Entry to record the Purchase of Merchandise inventory on account] |
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Journal entry in the books of Skysong Company
Accounts Tittles and Explanations |
Debit ($) |
Credit ($) |
Accounts Receivables A/c |
915 |
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To Sales Revenue A/c |
915 |
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[Entry to record the sales revenue] |
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Cost of goods sold A/c |
635 |
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To Merchandise Inventory A/c |
635 |
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[Entry to record the cost of goods sold] |
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