Journal entries :
Oct 4 Purchases a/c Dr $28,350
To Nixon Bicycle Company $28,350
(Purchased 189 bicylces at $150 each)
Oct 5 Purchases a/c Dr $900
To Cash a/c $900
(Since frieght was paid on purchase of bicylces, the same has been debited to stock a/c)
Oct 6 Team America a/c Dr $3,500
To Sales a/c $3,500
(Sold 14 cycles @ $250each)
Oct 7 Nixon Bicycle Co. a/c Dr $2,550
To Purchase returns a/c $2,550
(Returned 17 cycles @ 150 each)
Oct 13 Sales returns a/c Dr $250
To Team America $250
(1 cycles was returned by Team America)
Oct 14 Nixon Bicycle co. a/c Dr $25,800
To Cash/bank $25,284
To Discount Received $516
(Paid for 172 cycles (189-12) @ 150 each and got a discount of 2% discount as the same was paid
within 10 days)
Working Note: 172*150 = $25,800 (Total Due)
(-) 2% = $ 516 (Discount)
$25,284 (Amount Paid)
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