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Question 1: On July 1, Maged Co. sold merchandise on account to Hani Co. for $30,000...

Question 1:

  • On July 1, Maged Co. sold merchandise on account to Hani Co. for $30,000 terms 2/10, n/30.
  • On July 5, Hani returns merchandise worth $5000 to Maged Co.
  • On July 10, Maged Co. receives payment from Hani Co. for the balance due.
  • On Sept, 5, Maged Co. sold merchandise on account to Samy for $20,000 terms 2/10, n/30.
  • On Sept. 20 Samy paid the amount due to Maged Co.
  • Maged Co. writes off Salem Co. $4000 balance as uncollectible on December 12.

Prepare the journal entry to record this transaction on the books of Maged Co. and prepare Accounts receivable account (T account).

Date

Dr

Cr

                                  Dr                                Accounts receivable                                   Cr

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Date General Journal Debit Credit Accounts Receivable
July 1 Accounts Receivable     30,000              30,000
Sales     30,000              20,000               5,000
            25,000
July 5 Sales Return and Allowance       5,000             20,000
Accounts Receivable       5,000               4,000
July 10 Cash     24,500
Sales Discount         500
Accounts Receivable     25,000
Sep 5 Accounts Receivable     20,000
Sales     20,000
Sep 20 Cash     20,000
Accounts Receivable     20,000
Dec 12 Allowance for Doubtful Debts       4,000
Accounts Receivable       4,000

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