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Prepare journal entries to record each of the following PURCHASES transactions for Pink Pagoda Co. Please...

Prepare journal entries to record each of the following PURCHASES transactions for Pink Pagoda Co. Please include the date of the entry in your answer and indent any credits.

1. April 17- Pink Pagoda purchases 500 units of product at a price of $15 per unit on an invoice dated April 17. Terms of the purchase are 2%/10, n/60.

2. April 20- Pink Pagoda returns merchandise from the April 17purchase and receives a credit for $500 to their account.

3. April 27- Pink Pagoda pays the balance due from the April 17 purchase less the return on April 20.

Prepare journal entries to record each of the following SALES transactions by Black Hat LLC. Include the date of the entry and indent any credits.

1. May 1 Black Hat sells merchandise for $5,000 with terms of 2%/10,net/60. The cost of the merchandise is $2,000.

2. May 3 The customer in the May 1 sale returns merchandise to Black Hat and receives credit for $500. The merchandise which had cost $200, was returned to Black Hat's inventory.

3. May 10 Black hat receives payment for the amount due from the May 1 sale less the return of May 3.

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Expert Solution

1)
Assuming company uses perpetual inventory system.
Date General Journal Debit Credit
17-Apr Merchandise Inventory 7500
            Accounts Payable 7500
(Purchased merchandise inventory)
20-Apr Accounts Payable 500
            Merchandise Inventory 500
(Returned merchandise inventory)
27-Apr Accounts Payable ( 7500 - 500 ) 7000
            Discount Received ( 7000 * 2%) 140
            Cash 6860
(Paid Cash on accounts payable)
2)
Assuming company uses perpetual inventory system.
Date General Journal Debit Credit
1-May Accounts Receivable 5000
             Sales 5000
(Sales made on account)
Cost of Goods sold 2000
             Merchandise Inventory 2000
(To record the cost of goods sold)
3-May Sales Return & Allowances 500
             Accounts Receivable 500
(To record sales return)
Merchandise Inventory 200
             Cost of goods sold 200
(To restore cost of goods sold)
10-May Cash 4410
Sales discount ( 4500 x 2%) 90
            Accounts Receivable ( 5000 - 500) 4500
(To record receipt of cash on account)

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