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6) ABC Company sold DEF company shoes for $67,000 on account. The shoes cost ABC $30,000....

  • 6) ABC Company sold DEF company shoes for $67,000 on account. The shoes cost ABC $30,000. Write the journal entries for both ABC and DEF showing the sale by ABC followed by the receipt of payment & the purchase by DEF followed by the payment to ABC.
  • 7) ABC Company sold DEF company shoes for $67,000 on account on terms 2/10 net 30. The shoes cost ABC $30,000. Write the journal entries for both ABC and DEF showing the sale by ABC followed by the receipt of payment & the purchase by DEF followed by the payment to ABC. They paid with the discount period.

Please create journal entries.  

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Account Debit Credit
ABC Company:
Accounts receivable $       67,000
Sales revenue $       67,000
Cost of goods sold $       30,000
Inventory $       30,000
[Entry for sale]
Cash $       67,000
Accounts receivable $       67,000
[Entry for receipt]
DEF Company:
Inventory $       67,000
Accounts payable $       67,000
[Entry for purchase]
Accounts payable $       67,000
Cash $       67,000
[Entry for payment]

7

Discount = 67,000 X 2% = 1,340

Account Debit Credit
ABC Company:
Accounts receivable $       67,000
Sales revenue $       67,000
Cost of goods sold $       30,000
Inventory $       30,000
[Entry for sale]
Sales discounts $          1,340
Cash $       65,660
Accounts receivable $       67,000
[Entry for receipt with in discount period]
DEF Company:
Inventory $       67,000
Accounts payable $       67,000
[Entry for purchase]
Accounts payable $       67,000
Cash $       65,660
Purchase discounts $          1,340
[Entry for payment]

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