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Record the following transactions for Verbatim Company. 1.   On August 4, Verbatim sold merchandise on account...

Record the following transactions for Verbatim Company.

1.   On August 4, Verbatim sold merchandise on account to Reedy Company for $450, terms 2/10, n/30.

2.   On August 7, Verbatim granted Reedy a sales allowance and reduced the cost of the merchandise by $50 because some of the goods were slightly damaged.

3.   On August 12, Reedy paid the account in full.

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Answer #1

Date

Account Titles and Explanations

Debit $

Credit $

Aug 4

Accounts receivable

$4,50

Revenue

$4,50

[ Entry to record sales made on account]

Aug 7

Sales returns

$50

Accounts receivable

$50

(Entry to record return on merchandise which is sold on account)

Aug 12

Cash a/c ($400*98/100)

$392

Discount allowed($450-50)*2/100

$8

    Accounts receivable

$400

[Being Cash received for the sale made on Aug 4]

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