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LG22-3.   See the table on page 468 for the solution.
LG22-4.
Buyer Company
June 11  
  Merchandise Inventory
 
15,000   
 
 
           Accounts Payable  
15,000   
 
    
 12   
  Merchandise Inventory
 
9,200   
 
 
           Accounts Payable  
9,200   
 
    
 15   
  Accounts Payable
 
5,000   
 
 
           Merchandise Inventory  
5,000   
 
    
 17   
  Merchandise Inventory 
5,000   
 
 
           Accounts Payable  
5,000   
 
    
 20   
  Accounts Payable
 
10,000   
 
 
           Merchandise Inventory  
   200   
 
           Cash  
9,800   
 
    ($10,000 × .98 = $9,800)
   
 
    
22   
  Accounts Payable 
9,200   
 
 
           Merchandise Inventory  
    90   
 
           Cash
  
9,110   
 
    ($9,000 × .99) + $200 = $9,110
   
 
 
   
 27   
  Accounts Payable
 
4,000   
 
 
           Merchandise Inventory
  
    80   
 
           Cash
  
    3,920   
 
    ($3,920/.98 = $4,000 invoice amount)
   
 
 
   
  29    
  Merchandise Inventory
 
  150   
 
 
           Cash
  
  150   
 
  
   
Learning Goal 22, continued
SOLUTIONS
 S2
Section III  ·  Merchandising Operations
 
 

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