FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Accounting for Merchandise Inventory Purchases | |||||||||
Journalize the following transactions of Martinez Company for April in the journal page provided: | |||||||||
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Apr 2 | Purchased merchandise from Kershaw Co. $50,000, terms FOB shipping point, 1/10, net 30. | ||||||||
Apr 5 | Purchased merchandise from Jansen Co. $30,000, terms FOB shipping point, 2/10, net 30. | ||||||||
Jansen added $150 for the freight to the invoice to ship the product to Martinez. | |||||||||
Apr 6 | Paid the freight of $200 for the purchase of the merchandise from Kershaw Co. | ||||||||
Apr 7 | Returned $5,000 of merchandise to Jansen Co. | ||||||||
Apr 12 | Paid the amount due to Kershaw Co. | ||||||||
Apr 28 | Paid the amount due to Jansen Co. |
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