Ans is B
Debit Credit
Cash : 196000 $
Credit Card Expenses : 4000 $
Sales Revenue : 200,000 $
(2000*2% = 4000)
We assumed here we have received immediate payment from card issuer
Sales being Reveune Account it is Credit with Full Amount
Cash Being Assets , (Remeber the Rule Debit what comes in , Credit what Comes ) ,
And Credit Card are Expenses that are borne by , expenses are debited.
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