Perpetual Journal entries:
In the books of Teal Mountain co.
Date |
Account Title & Explanation |
Debit($) |
Credit($) |
April 05 |
Merchandise Inventory |
25100 |
|
Account Payable – Sandhill Company |
25100 |
||
(Purchased Merchandise inventory on credit) |
|||
April 06 |
Merchandise Inventory |
640 |
|
Cash |
640 |
||
(Paid Freight cost on merchandise purchased) |
|||
April 07 |
Equipment Account |
32900 |
|
Account Payable |
32900 |
||
(Equipment Purchased on credit) |
|||
April 08 |
Account Payable – Sandhill Company |
4800 |
|
Merchandise Inventory |
4800 |
||
(Inventory Return to Sandhill Company) |
|||
April 15 |
Account Payable – Sandhill Company |
20300 |
|
Cash |
19894 |
||
Merchandise Inventory |
406 |
||
(Final Payment made to Sandhill Company ,net amount payable to sandhill company is 25100 - 4800 = 20300) |
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