Trudie's Trinkets Gift Shop uses a perpetual inventory system. Journalize the following transactions for Trudie's Trinkets Gitt Shop. Explanations are not required.






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| Date | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
| 03-Feb | Inventory/ Purchases A/c……………………Dr | 3000 | |
| To Accounts payable A/c | 3000 | ||
| ( Being inventory purchased on account) | |||
| 07-Feb | Accounts Payable A/c ………………Dr | 500 | |
| To Inventory/ Purchases returns A/c | 500 | ||
| ( Being Inventory returned) | |||
| 09-Feb | Freight A/c ……………………………..Dr | 450 | |
| To Cash/Bank A/c | 450 | ||
| (Being Freight paid) | |||
| 10-Feb | Accounts receivable A/c…………Dr | 4900 | |
| To Sales | 4900 | ||
| (Being goods sold on account) | |||
| 12-Feb | Accounts Payable A/c……………….Dr | 2500 | |
| To Discount received | 50 | ||
| To Cash/ Bank | 2450 | ||
| (Being payment made for inventory purchased and discount received) | |||
| 28-Feb | Cash A/c ………………………………….Dr | 4900 | |
| To Accounts receivables | 4900 | ||
| (Being Cash received and discount not given as payment made after 15 days) |
Note - wherever "/" is given in that you can use any one name for the account as mentioned. even you can use any other proper name suggested in the drop down list.
Calculation of discount - 3000 - 500 = 2500 X 2% = 50. We will receive this discount as we have paid within the 10 days as per the terms.
For the sales made discount is not given to the customer as the customer has not paid us withing 15 days of sales as required by the terms.
ONLY FIRST QUESTION IS SOLVED AS MORE THAN ONE QUESTION WAS POSTED. PLEASE POST OTHER SEPARATELY TO GET THE SAME SOLVED
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