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Massive Dynamic sold its solar panels for $50,000 on account with cost of goods sold of $20,000. The company uses the perpetual inventory method. When recording this transaction, which accounts were debited? SELECT ONLY ONE Accounts Payable and Cost of Goods Sold Accounts Payable and Sales Sales and Inventory Accounts Receivables and Inventory Accounts Receivables and Cost of Goods SoldTo: accounting@sportingsupply.com Subject:Lease renewal Good morning, Yesterday I renewed our building lease for the next 3 years. I know we might move sooner than that, but it was cheaper this way. You mentioned that we only have the funds to operate for the next 16 months, but Im confident things will look up soon. Thanks, Sheila Dawson CEO How should Sporting Supply recognize its building lease?Please show work

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Accounts receivables and cost of goods sold will be debited to record sale of solar panel.

Hence last option is correct.

Solution 2:

Office supplies for HR Department could be recognized as full expense in march.

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