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Question No. 5:       (LO6)                                 

Question No. 5:       (LO6)                                                                        

  1. Smart Co Sales made on credit. On July 1, 2018 it made sales of $60 000 with the term 3/10, n/30. On July 9, 2018 Smart Co received $30000 payment for July 1 sales. Remaining Payment received by smart Co on 15th July, 2018.

Requirement:

Record the Journal Transaction with discount amount with Gross Method and Net Method.

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Expert Solution

Gross Method :
Date Account Titles and Explanations Debit Credit
July 1 , 2018 Account Receivable Debit $ 60,000
To Sales Revenue A/c $ 60,000
(Goods sold
July 9,2018 Cash A/c Debit $ 30,000
Discount A/c Debit $ 927
To Account Receivable $ 30,927
(received part payment and discount given)
July 15, 2018 Cash A/c Debit $ 29,073
To Account Receivable $ 29,073
(Remaining Cash Received)
Invoice amount = 30,000 * (100 / 97) = 30,927
Remaining cash = 60,000 - 30,927 = 29,073
Net Method :
Date Account Titles and Explanations Debit Credit
July 1 , 2018 Account Receivable Debit $ 58,200
To Sales Revenue A/c $ 58,200
( Goods sold on account )
July 9,2018 Cash A/c Debit $ 30,000
To Account Receivable $ 30,000
( partial payment received . )
July 15, 2018 Cash A/c Debit $ 29,073
   To Account Receivable $ 28,200
To Discount Forfeited $ 873
( Cash Received on settlement )
Accounts receivables under net sales method = $ 60,000 - 1,800 = $ 58,200
forfeited Discount = 1,800 - 927 = 873

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