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Mar 22             We sold merchandise on account to new clients: A. Ashe, protective eye goggles sold...

Mar 22             We sold merchandise on account to new clients: A. Ashe, protective eye goggles sold for $2,900. The cost of the merchandise was $1,160

Mar 24             A. Ashe returned damaged merchandise on account from his Mar 22 purchase, $650.

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DATE PARTICULARS DR CR
22-Mar A ASHE ACCOUNT DR 2900
      TO SALES ACCOUNT 2900
(BEIGN SALES MADE)
24-Mar SALES RETURN ACCOUNT DR 650
      TO A ASHE ACCOUNT 650
( BEIGN DAMAGED MERCHANDISE RETURNED BY A ASHE)
SALES ACCOUNT
PARTICULARS DR AMT PARTICULARS CR AMT
A ASHE ACCOUNT 2900
SALES RETURN ACCOUNT 650
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT 2250
TOTAL 2900 TOTAL 2900
SALES RETURN ACCOUNT
PARTICULARS DR AMT PARTICULARS CR AMT
A ASHE ACCOUNT 650
SALES ACCOUNT 650
TOTAL 650 TOTAL 650
A ASHE ACCOUNT
PARTICULARS DR AMT PARTICULARS CR AMT
SALES ACCOUNT 2900 SALES RETURN ACCOUNT 650
CLOSING BALANCE 2250
TOTAL 2900 TOTAL 2900

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