Question text Transaction: Sold product on account for $37,000. Cost of making product is $22,000.  
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Transaction: Sold product on account for $37,000. Cost of making product is $22,000.
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Accounts Receivable ....Dr 37000
Cost of Goods Sold.......Dr 22000
Revenue ..............Cr 37000
Inventory ..............Cr 22000
Above is the Journal Entry of Sales of Goods.
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Transaction: Sold product on account for $37,000. Cost of making
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