June 14 A debit memo was issued for $6,880.00 to Kawaski USA, for the return of one AU150 ULTRA 150 jet-ski. The body of the jet-ski was damaged during shipping. Kawasaki has agreed to accept the return. There are no freight charges. The AU150 was part of the June 6 purchase on account. Only one entry is required to properly record this transaction. Invoice Number: K4461. Debit Memo Number: DM601. Vendor Number: 24500.

June 14 A debit memo was issued for $6,880.00 to Kawaski USA, for the return of one AU150 ULTRA 150 jet-ski. The body of the jet-ski was damaged during shipping. Kawasaki has agreed to accept the return. There are no freight charges. The AU150 was part of the June 6 purchase on account. Only one entry is required to properly record this transaction. Invoice Number: K4461. Debit Memo Number: DM601. Vendor Number: 24500.

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Chapter6: Merchandising Transactions

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