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winter retreats question:
requirement 1:
journalise the credit sale net of fee :
1 | Cash a/c | $9,894 | |
Credit card expense a/c | $306 | ||
................To Sales revenue a/c | $10,200 | ||
Record credit card sales net of fee. | |||
(amount :card expense = $10,200 * 3% =>$306) (cash = $10,200 - 306=>$9,894) |
To record the debit card sales:
1 | Cash | $8,730 | |
Credit card expense a/c | $270 | ||
.............To Debit card sales a/c | $9,000 | ||
Record debit card sales net off fee) | |||
(card expense = 9,000*3%=>$270) (cash = 9000-270 =>8,730) |
requirement 2:
journalising credit card sales using gross method:
Cash a/c | $10,200 | |
............To Sales revenue a/c | $10,200 | |
(to record credit card sales) | ||
journalising debit card sales under gross method:
cash a/c | $9,000 | |
............To Sales revenue a/c | . | $9,000 |
(to record debit card sales) |
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