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May 20 Paid Korman Co. a cash refund for May 6thInvoice $ 5,978 Merchandise was invoiced...

May

20

Paid Korman Co. a cash refund for May 6thInvoice

$ 5,978

Merchandise was invoiced at $6,100

With a $4,000 cost of merchandise

Journalize this transaction in the proper accounts

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Journal Entries - Korman Co
Date Particulars Debit Credit
6-May Accounts Receivables Dr $6,100.00
            To Sales Revenue $6,100.00
(To record sales)
6-May Cost of goods sold Dr $4,000.00
            To Inventories $4,000.00
(Being inventory sold transferred to COGS)
20-May Cash Dr $5,978.00
Sales Discount Dr $122.00
            To Accounts Receivables $6,100.00
(Being cash received)
Journal Entries - Purchaser Co
Date Particulars Debit Credit
6-May Inventories Dr $6,100.00
            To Accounts Payable $6,100.00
(To record purchase on account)
20-May Accounts Payable Dr $6,100.00
            To Purchase discount $122.00
            To Cash $5,978.00
(Being cash paid to Korman Co for May 6th invoice)

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