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Question: Makes journal entries and the process of recording transactions (posting) in the individual account book (ledger).
Miguel Vega has a music equipment sales business called Music Sound. During the month of February the following transactions occurred:
Date(feb) Transaction2 20 speakers were purchased for $10,000 on credit to sell at the store outside of the discount period.4 Of the speakers purchased on the 2nd, 4 were returned at a cost of $500 each to the vendor because they were damaged.6 20 amplifiers were purchased for sale on credit with a value of $6,000 with a payment term of 2/10 n/30.10 A cash sale was made to a customer of 5 amplifiers for $2,500.12 Payment for the purchase of day 6 was made in full.15 Music Sound made a $5,000 credit sale to a customer with a term of 3/10 n/30. The cost of the merchandise is $2,500.18 The customer who purchased merchandise on the 15th returned e units, $500 worth of merchandise because it was defective.20 The customer who made the purchase on the 15th paid in full with the corresponding discount.
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