Stephenson Corp. is a wholesaler of imported products. The company had the following opening balances at January 1, 2022: During 2022, the company had the following summary transactions: a. Sales on account, $2,693,000; cost of goods sold, $1,212,000. b. Products returned by customers, $54,000; cost of inventory returned, $24,000. Items can still be sold. c. Cash collections on accounts receivable, $2,478,000. d. Write-offs of accounts receivable determined to be uncollectable, \$37,200. e. A customer that was previously written off sent in a cheque for $3,300. f. You estimate that $45,000 of your accounts receivable will be uncollected in the upcoming year. The entry to record transaction (b) would include which of the following? (4 marks) A. increase Sales Returns and Allowances, decrease Accounts Receivable, increase Inventory, decrease Cost of Goods Sold B. decrease Sales, decrease Accounts Receivable, increase Inventory, decrease Cost of Goods Sold C. increase Sales Returns and Allowances, increase Bad Debt Expense, increase Inventory, decrease Cost of Goods Sold D. decrease Sales, increase Bad Debt Expense, increase Inventory, decrease Cost of Goods Sold E. increase Sales Returns and Allowances, decrease Cash, increase Inventory, decrease Cost of Goods Sold F. decrease Sales, decrease Cash, increase Inventory, decrease Cost of Goods Sold G. increase Sales Returns and Allowances, decrease Accounts Receivable, decrease Inventory, increase Cost of Goods Sold H. decrease Sales, decrease Accounts Receivable, decrease Inventory, increase Cost of Goods Sold The entry to record transaction (a) would include which of the following? (4 marks) A. increase Sales, increase Cost of Goods Sold, increase Inventory, increase Accounts Receivable B. increase Sales, decrease Cost of Goods Sold, increase Inventory, decrease Accounts Receivable C. decrease Sales, increase Cost of Goods Sold, increase Inventory, decrease Accounts Receivable D. increase Service Revenue, increase Cost of Goods Sold, decrease Inventory, increase Cash E. increase Sales, increase Cost of Goods Sold, decrease Inventory, increase Cash F. increase Sales, increase Cost of Goods Sold, decrease Inventory, increase Accounts Receivable G. increase Sales, decrease Cost of Goods Sold, increase Inventory, decrease Accounts Payable H. increase Sales, increase Cost of Goods Sold, increase Inventory, increase Accounts Payable The entry to record transaction (c) would include which of the following? (2 marks) A. decrease Cash, decrease Accounts Receivable B. increase Cash, increase Accounts Receivable C. decrease Cash, increase Accounts Receivable D. increase Cash, decrease Accounts Receivable E. decrease Cash, decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts F. increase Cash, increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts G. decrease Cash, increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts H. increase Cash, decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts The entry to record transaction (d) would include which of the following? (2 marks) A. increase Bad Debt Expense, decrease Accounts Receivable B. increase Bad Debt Expense, decrease Cost of Goods Sold C. increase Bad Debt Expense, decrease Cash D. decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts, decrease Sales E. increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts, increase Accounts Receivable F. decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts, decrease Accounts Receivable G. increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts, decrease Sales H. decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts, increase Cost of Goods Sold The entry to record transaction (e) would include which of the following? (4 marks) A. increase Cash, decrease Accounts Receivable, decrease Bad Debt Expense, decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts B. increase Cash, increase Accounts Receivable, decrease Bad Debt Expense, increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts C. increase Cash, decrease Accounts Receivable, increase Accounts Receivable, decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts D. increase Cash, decrease Accounts Receivable, increase Accounts Receivable, increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts E. increase Cash, decrease Bad Debt Expense, increase Bad Debt Expense, increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts F. increase Cash, increase Sales, decrease Sales Returns and Allowances, decrease Accounts Receivable G. increase Cash, increase Sales, decrease Cost of Goods Sold, decrease Accounts Receivable H. increase Cash, increase Sales, increase Sales Returns and Allowances, decrease Bad Debt Expense The entry to record transaction (e) would include which of the following? (4 marks) A. increase Cash, decrease Accounts Receivable, decrease Bad Debt Expense, decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts B. increase Cash, increase Accounts Receivable, decrease Bad Debt Expense, increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts C. increase Cash, decrease Accounts Receivable, increase Accounts Receivable, decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts D. increase Cash, decrease Accounts Receivable, increase Accounts Receivable, increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts E. increase Cash, decrease Bad Debt Expense, increase Bad Debt Expense, increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts F. increase Cash, increase Sales, decrease Sales Returns and Allowances, decrease Accounts Receivable G. increase Cash, increase Sales, decrease Cost of Goods Sold, decrease Accounts Receivable H. increase Cash, increase Sales, increase Sales Returns and Allowances, decrease Bad Debt Expense The entry to record transaction (f) would include which of the following? (2 marks) A. increase Bad Debt Expense, decrease Cash B. decrease Accounts Receivable, decrease Cash C. increase Bad Debt Expense, decrease Cost of Goods Sold D. decrease Accounts Receivable, increase Cost of Goods Sold E. decrease Accounts Receivable, decrease Bad Debt Expense F. decrease Accounts Receivable, increase Bad Debt Expense G. decrease Allowance for Doubtful Accounts, decrease Bad Debt Expense H. increase Allowance for Doubtful Accounts, increase Bad Debt Expense