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Cape Breton Brewery (CBB) Co. is a HST registrant and HST is 15% in Nova Scotia. HST will be remitted(paid) to the government the following month.
Prepare the journal entries in good form for the two December 2021 transactions below as well as the journal entry required for the remittance(payment) or refund the following month:
- CBB Co. purchases barley, hops and yeast (inventory) on account of $1200 + HST.
CBB sells beer (product) to customers for cash of $5,000 + HST.
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