Today is June $30,$ SATCC$$s fiscal year$-$end, and the accountant is yet to enter several entries

for the year$-$end close. SATCC purchased new computer and office equipment to upgrade

their IT systems. The costs to purchase are as follows:

a$)$ On June $1,2023,5$ sets of computers were purchased for a total of $$6,923\mathrm{.}00.$

Computers $ $5,000$

Installation $800$

Shipping $500$

PST $6\%348$

GST $5\%315$

TOTAL $ $6,963$

b$)$ Office chairs purchased on June $29,2023,$ totaled $$2,874\mathrm{.}00.$

Office chairs $ $2,400$

Shipping $200$

PST $6\%144$

GST $5\%130$

TOTAL $ $2,874$

c$)$ Additionally, SATCC paid $$1,200\mathrm{.}00$ to XYZ Moving Co$.$ to dispose of the old

computers and equipment.

d$)$ As a public agency, SATCC is exempt from GST$.$ However, some vendors incorrectly

charge SATCC for GST$.$ When GST is charged by the vendor, SATCC recovers it from the

Canada Revenue Agency $($CRA$).$Today is June $30,$ SATCC's fiscal year$-$end, and the accountant is yet to enter several entries

for the year$-$end close. SATCC purchased new computer and office equipment to upgrade

their IT systems. The costs to purchase are as follows:

a$)$ On June $1,2023,5$ sets of computers were purchased for a total of $$6,923\mathrm{.}00.$

b$)$ Office chairs purchased on June $29,2023,$ totaled $$2,874\mathrm{.}00.$

c$)$ Additionally, SATCC paid $$1,200\mathrm{.}00$ to XYZ Moving Co$.$ to dispose of the old

computers and equipment.

d$)$ As a public agency, SATCC is exempt from GST$.$ However, some vendors incorrectly

charge SATCC for GST$.$ When GST is charged by the vendor, SATCC recovers it from the

Canada Revenue Agency $($CRA$).$