On April 12, The business purchases inventory of 176.000 TL including 10% VAT. The businesswrites a check for 136.000 TL and signs a 9-month note with an annual interest rate of 7% for40.000 TL. Which of the following journal entries would be made on April 12?a. 158.400 TL debit to 153-Inventory; 17.600 TL debit to 191-D. VAT and 136.000 TL credit to101-R. Checks; 40.000 TL credit to 321-N/PO b. 160.000 TL debit to 153-Inventory; 16.000 TL debit to 191-D. VAT and 136.000 TL credit to103-OC&PO; 40.000 TL credit to 321-N/Pc. 176.000 TL debit to 153-Inventory and 136.000 TL credit to 103-OC&PO; 40.000 TLcredit to 321-N/PO d. 158.400 TL debit to 153-Inventory; 17.600 TL debit to 191-D. VAT and 136.000 TL credit to103-OC&PO; 40.000 TL credit to 321-N/P

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On April 12, The business purchases inventory of 176.000 TL including 10% VAT. The business writes a check for 136.000 TL and signs a 9-month note with an annual interest rate of 7% for 40.000 TL. Which of the following journal entries would be made on April 12?

On April 12, The business purchases inventory of 176.000 TL including 10% VAT. The business writes a check for 136.000 TL and signs a 9-month note with an annual interest rate of 7% for 40.000 TL. Which of the following journal entries would be made on April 12?

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