Assume that EuroFashions, the business described in Mastery Problem 2-3, is located in a state that does not charge a retail sales tax. Also assume that EuroFashions offers customers terms of 1/10, n/30. The journals with the proper headings are provided in the Working Papers. 

Instructions:

1. Journalize the transactions given in Mastery Problem 2-3 without sales tax but with 1% sales discounts. Use sales journal,  general journal, and cash receipts journal. 

2. Prove and rule the special journals.

Data from Problem 2-3

EuroFashions has two departments: Jewelry and Watches.

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Transactions: April 1. Sold jewelry on account to Ronn Hughes, $810.00, plus sales tax. $134. 3. Sold jewelry on account to Dara San, $520.00, plus sales tax. $135. 4. Received cash on account from Bill Melendez for watches purchased on March 27 covering S132 for $441.00, less discount. R83. 4. Recorded cash and credit card sales: jewelry, $2,560.00; watches, $2,130.00; plus sales tax. TS74. 6. Received cash on account from Katie Minko for jewelry purchased on March 29 on S131 for $640.50, less discount. R84. 8. Granted credit to Dara San for jewelry returned, $110.00, plus sales tax, from $135. CM28. 9. Received cash on account from Dara San for a watch purchased on March 3 for $302.40, less discount. R85. 11. Received cash on account from Ronn Hughes for jewelry purchased on April 1 on S134 for $850.50, less discount. R86. 11. Sold jewelry on account to Dan Tran, $780.00, plus sales tax. $136. 11. Recorded cash and credit card sales for the week: jewelry, $5,340.00; watches, $3,910.00; plus sales tax. TS75.