QUESTION 1 Show the required entry if we are only able to pay $1,000 on our...
QUESTION 1
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Show the required entry if we are only able to pay $1,000 on our $4,000 account and the supplier agrees to replace the balance with a 2% 90 day note.
Homework Answers
journal entry:
| account title | debit | credit |
|---|---|---|
|
accounts payable cash notes payable |
$4000 . . |
. $1000 $3000 |
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