First question
Ans.- $ 2700 in the account receivable Dr./ sales credit column and $ 1800 cost of goods sold Dr / Inventory credit
Account title |
Debit |
Credit |
|
1 |
Account receivable |
$ 2700 |
|
Sales |
$ 2700 |
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( Record for sales) |
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2 |
Cost of Goods sold |
$ 1800 |
|
Inventory |
$ 1800 |
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( entry for goods used for sales) |
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Second question
Ans.- $ 4,018 in Cash Dr column, $ 82 in the sales discount debit column and $4100 in
Account receivable Cr. Column.
Date |
Account title |
Debit |
Credit |
1 |
Cash |
$ 4,018 |
|
Sales Discount ( $ 4100 *2 % ) |
$ 82 |
||
Account receivable |
$ 4100 |
||
( Cash collection within time period and customer used discount) |
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