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This information relates to Hans Olaf Pty Ltd. 1. On 5 April purchased inventory from R....

This information relates to Hans Olaf Pty Ltd.

1. On 5 April purchased inventory from R. Ward and Company for $18 000, terms 2/7, n/30.
2. On 6 April paid freight costs to Freight Masters of $900 on inventory purchased from R. Ward and Company.
3. On 7 April purchased equipment on account for $26 000.
4. On 8 April returned incorrect inventories to R. Ward & Company and was granted a $3 000 allowance.
5. On 11 April paid the amount due to R. Ward & Company.

Prepare the journal entries to record the transactions listed above on the books of Hans Olaf Pty Ltd. Hans Olaf Pty Ltd uses a perpetual inventory system. (For multiple debit/credit entries, list accounts in order of magnitude.)

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Apr-05 Purchases A/c             Dr. 18000
           To Accounts payable 18000
Apr-06 Frieght A/c                     Dr. 900
            To Cash 900
Apr-07 Equipment A/c                  Dr. 26000
           To Accounts payable 26000
Apr-08 Accounts Payable A/c      Dr. 3000
           To Purchase return and allowances 3000
Apr-11 Accounts Payable A/c      Dr. (18000-3000) 15000
              To Cash   (15000*.98) 14700
              To Purchase discount (15000*.02) Discount 300

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