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Problem 3 Journal entries periodic method use T accounts if easier - read carefully 3/1) Sold merchandise on credit 2/10, net 60 day - $

Problem 3 Journal entries periodic method
use T accounts if easier - read carefully
3/1) Sold merchandise on credit 2/10, net 60 day - $ 400
3/3) Purchased merchandise on credit 2/10, net 30 days - $ 12,800
3/4) Paid $ 900 freight charge
3/6) Sold merchandise for cash $ 1100
3/7) Sold merchandise on credit 2/10, net 60 days - $ 2,400
3/9) Purchased merchandise on credit 1/10, net 30 days - $ 6,180 including $200 of freight
3/10) Sold merchandise on credit 2/10, net 20 days - $ 4,400
3/10) Received a check for the sale of March 1
3/11) Purchased merchandise on credit 2/10, net30 days $ 16,400
3/12) Received freight charge bill of $ 1,460
3/13) Paid the bill of 3/3
3/14) Returned $ 580 of the merchandise purchased on 3/9
3/16) Received $ 400 of the merchandise back from from 3/10 sale
3/17) Received half payment from 3/7 sale - gave partial discount based on cash received
3/18) Paid the balance of the bill of 3/9 sale less the 3/14 return
3/21) Paid the freight charge of 3/12
3/23) Purchased cleaning supplies $ 500
3/24) Returned $ 100 of cleaning supplies ordered the day before
3/25) Sold merchandise for cash $ 1,600
3/27) Paid the 3/23 purchase less the 3/24 return
3/29) Received payment for the 3/10 sales less the credit of 3/16
3/29) Paid for the merchandise of 3/11
3/31) Received payment for the sale of 3/7 less the partial payment of 3/17

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