Journal entries of merchandise purchase on account1 3302009

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Journal entries of Merchandise purchase on account.

1. (3/30/2009) Sold $1,700,000 Merchandise Inventory on account.  All sales are recorded net of the 2% discount offered by the company.  (Any discounts not eventually taken by the purchaser are recognized as interest income.)  No shipping charges are paid

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 2. (3/31/2009) Determined that $40,000 of the Merchandise purchase in Transaction 37 was actually for office supplies, and not Merchandise Inventory.  Goochland would have recorded the supplies at their price net of the 2% discount.  

 

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