You sell $5 million dollars' worth of delivery trucks to Walmart on account and offer them a 2% discount if they pay within 15 days, with the invoice due after 45 days (2/15, n/45). Unfortunately, Walmart returns all of the trucks after one week because they discover that the model you sold them is not approved for use in California. Which of the following is part of the correct journal entry to make at the time that Walmart returns the trucks? O DEBIT to Sales Returns of $5 million O CREDIT to Sales Discount of $100,000 O CREDIT to Accounts Receivable of $4.9 million O CREDIT to Sales Revenue of $5 million

You sell $5 million dollars' worth of delivery trucks to Walmart on account and offer them a 2% discount if they pay within 15 days, with the invoice due after 45 days (2/15, n/45). Unfortunately, Walmart returns all of the trucks after one week because they discover that the model you sold them is not approved for use in California. Which of the following is part of the correct journal entry to make at the time that Walmart returns the trucks? O DEBIT to Sales Returns of $5 million O CREDIT to Sales Discount of $100,000 O CREDIT to Accounts Receivable of $4.9 million O CREDIT to Sales Revenue of $5 million

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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