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Record the following transactions into com Inc.s joumal. Assume a perpetual inventory system Enter the transaction letter as
(a) January 1: Zcom Inc.s merchandise that cost $2,880 was sold to Stake Technology Inc. for $3,600 under credit terms of 2/
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Zoom Inc.
Journal Entries
S.No. Date General Journal Debit Credit
a) 01-Jan Accounts Receivable-Stake Technologies Inc. $    3,600.00
    To Sales $                                    3,600.00
(Being amount of Merchandise Sold)
01-Jan Cost of goods sold $    2,880.00
     To Merchandise Inventory $                                    2,880.00
(Being amount of cost of goods sold)
b) 01-Jan Merchandise Inventory $    4,400.00
    To Accounts Payable-ABC Inc. $                                    4,400.00
(Being amount of Merchandise Purchased from ABC Inc.)
c) 02-Jan Freight Expenses $        500.00
    To Cash $                                        500.00
(Being amount of Freight paid for 1 Jan sales to stake Technologies Inc.)
d) 03-Jan Merchandise Inventory $    9,900.00
     To Accounts Payable-Callaho Inc. $                                    9,900.00
(Being amount of goods purchased from Callaho Inc.)
e) 05-Jan Accounts Receivable-Oppong Corporation $    4,900.00
     To Sales $                                    4,900.00
(Being amount of sales to Oppong Corporation)
05-Jan Cost of goods sold $    3,920.00
    To Merchandise Inventory $                                    3,920.00
(Being amount of cost of goods sold)
f) 05-Jan Sales return & allowances $        600.00
    To Accounts Receivable-Stake Technologies Inc. $                                        600.00
(Being amount of issue of credit memorandum for allowance of goods sold)
g) 06-Jan Accounts Payable-Callaho Inc. $    1,900.00
    To Merchandise Inventory $                                    1,900.00
(Being amount of received of credit memorandum for reduction of price)
h) 07-Jan Merchandise Inventory $    9,900.00
     To Accounts Payable-Brantley Inc. $                                    9,900.00
(Being amount of Merchandise Purchased from Brantley Inc.)
i) 15-Jan Accounts Payable-Brantley Inc. $    9,900.00
       To Merchandise Inventory=($9900*2%) $                                        198.00
       To Cash=($9900*98%) $                                    9,702.00
(Being amount paid after adjusting 2% discount)
j) 16-Jan Cash=($3000*98%) $    2,940.00
Sales Discount=($3000*2%) $          60.00
      To Accounts Receivable-Stake Technologies Inc.($3600-$600) $                                    3,000.00
(Being amount received within 15 days 2% discount allowed)
k) 02-Mar Accounts Payable-Callaho Inc.($9900-$1900) $    8,000.00
     To Cash $                                    8,000.00
(Being amount paid after discount period)
l) 06-Mar Cash $    4,900.00
    To Accounts Receivable-Oppong Corporation) $                                    4,900.00
(Being amount received after discount period )
FOB destination: Freight charges paid by seller.
FOB Shipping Point: Freight charges paid by buyer.
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