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3.   On January 1, issued 10-year, 10%, $100,000 bonds at 97. Annual interest payments are due...

3.   On January 1, issued 10-year, 10%, $100,000 bonds at 97. Annual interest payments are due December 31 of each year.
4.   On December 31, sells merchandise ($100,000 cost) to customers for $200,000 cash in a state where the state sales tax rate is 5%.
5.   On December 31, make first $8,042 payment made on $20,000 note issued to First National Bank in Event 2. Hint: remember to allocate the $8,042 payment between principal reduction and 10% interest payment. (amortization schedule to help determine the interest and principal repayment amounts—amortization schedule NOT required in Excel)
6.   On December 31, make first annual interest payment and bond amortization on 10-year, 10%, $100,000 bonds issued at 97 in event 3.

Please help me create a general ledger for these events!!! Thank you so much. I will give a good rating :)

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S.No. Date Account Titles Debit $ Credit $
3 January .1 Cash (100,000 x 97% )      97,000
Discount on Bond        3,000
10% Bond Payable 1,00,000
4 December .31 Cash 210,000
Sales Revenue 200,000
Sales Tax payable      10,000
(200,000 x 5% )
December .31 Cost of Goods Sold 1,00,000
Inventory 1,00,000
(Under perpetual inventory system )
5 December .31 Note Payable-First national bank        6,042
Interest Expense ( 20,000 x 10% )        2,000
Cash        8,042
6 December .31 Interest Expense      10,300
Cash ( 100,000 x 10% )      10,000
Discount on Bond ( 3,000 / 10 )           300

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