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The following selected transactions occurred for Beca Corporation. The company uses a perpetual inventory system, has a May 31 year end, and adjusts its

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The following selected transactions occurred for Beca Corporation. The company uses a perpetual inventory system, has a May 31 year end, and adjusts its accounts annually. Feb. 1 Sold merchandise for $8,200 on account (n/30) to Morgan Ltd. The cost of goods sold was $6,150. 3 Mar 26 6 27 27 Apr. 3 May 27 31 Sold $13,200 of merchandise costing $8,800 to Gauthier Company and accepted Gauthier's two-month, 6% note in payment. Interest is due at maturity. Sold $10,800 of merchandise to Mathias Corp., terms n/30. The cost of the merchandise sold was $7,900. Sold, on account (n/30), $3,800 of merchandise that cost $3,200 to Superior Limited. Accepted a two-month, 7%, $10,800 note from Mathias in settlement of its account. (See February 26 transaction.) Interest is due at maturity. Collected the Gauthier note in full. (See February 3 transaction.) The Mathias note of March 27 was dishonoured. It is expected that Mathias will eventually pay the amount owed. Recorded accrued interest for three months on outstanding interest on the receivables overdue from Morgan and Superior. Interest on unpaid receivables is charged at 24% per annum (2% per month). (See February 1 and March 6 transactions.)

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