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2. On 10 October 2018, the entity purchased commercial goods at a price of 60,000 TL...

2. On 10 October 2018, the entity purchased commercial goods at a price of 60,000 TL + VAT. VAT prepaid amount has been given as of March 31, 2019.

-The commercial goods purchased were sold for 78,000 TL + 18% VAT. The VAT remaining amount is written to the customer's current account.

-10% of the merchandise sold is returned by the buyer, and its cost is deducted from the buyer's current account.

- The company subject to receivables and debt securities in accordance with its accounting policy. The rediscount interest rate for 2018 has been set at 10%.

REQUESTED:                                                                                                15 points

Write the balances of the accounts related to this transaction as of 31.12.2018 in the table below.

HPP.       ACCOUNT NAME                                                      BALANCES

NO                                                                                                      2018

                                                                               

                                                                                                WILL                  BORROW

120 Buyers

121 Receivables

122 Rediscount of Receivables

320 Dealers

321 Debt Securities

Rediscount of 322 Debt Instruments

647 Rediscount Interest Income

657 Rediscount Interest Expenses

600 Domestic Sales

610 Returns from Sale

611 Sales Discounts

620 Cost of Products Sold

621 Cost of Commercial Goods Sold

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HPP NO ACCOUNT NAME BALANCES 2018
120 Buyers 52920
121 Receivables 82836
600 Domestic Sales 78000
610 Returns from Sale 7800
620 Cost of Products sold 54000
Amount in TL vat @ 18% TOTAL
10/10/2018 Purchases 60000 10800 70800
Cost of sales return 6000 1080 7080
54000 9720 63720
VAT prepaid given 10800
Due to buyers 52920
Amount in TL vat @ 18% TOTAL
10/10/2018 Sales 78000 14040 92040
Sales Return 10% 7800 1404 9204
NET SALES 70200 12636 82836
COST OF GOODS SOLD
Selling price 78000
Purchase price 60000
Margin 18000
% of margin on purchase price 30%
Cost of sales return of 10% 6000
Vat on sale return @ 18% 1080
Total 7080

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