1. Freeman Corporation, which uses a perpetual inventory system, bought inventory for $10,000 and paid $300 freight on the purchase. Freeman returned goods that cost $2,000 and paid for the goods within the 2% discount period. As a result of these transactions, the inventory account increase by
a |
$10,000. |
b |
$8,140. |
c |
$0. |
d |
$7,840. |
2.
When a purchaser that uses the perpetual system pays freight, the account debited is
Purchases. |
Freight-Out. |
Inventory. |
Freight-In. |
1. Freeman Corporation, which uses a perpetual inventory system, bought inventory for $10,000 and paid $300...
sales returns and allowances and sales discounts are
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