Purchases Transactions (Periodic system)
Journal
Date |
Account title |
Debit |
Credit |
March 2 |
Purchases |
872,500 |
|
Accounts payable - Flint cabinets |
872,500 |
||
March 6 |
Accounts payable - Flint cabinets |
126,400 |
|
Purchase returns and allowances |
126,400 |
||
March 12 |
Accounts payable - Flint cabinets |
746,100 |
|
Cash |
723,717 |
||
Purchase discount |
22,383 |
Final amount due = Cost of goods purchased - Cost of goods returned
= 872,500 - 126,400
= $746,100
Discount amount = Final amount due x Discount percentage
= 746,100 x 3/10
= $22,383
Cash payment to be made = Final amount due - Discount amount
= 746,100 - 22,383
= $723,717
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