Jay Co Sold Merchandise With A List Price Of $6,000 On Account. The Merchandise Cost Jay $3.200 And Was Sold With Payment Terms Of 2/10, 1/30. Recording This Transaction Increases Accounts Receivable By____.
The journal entries of this business transaction can be recorded under
perpetual inventory system and periodic inventory system as shown below:
Under Perpetual Inventory System
Accounts Receivable a/c $6,000
Sales a/c $6,000
(Sold Merchandise For $6000 On Account / Credit)
Cos of Goods Sold a/c $3,200
Inventory a/c $3,200
(To Update Inventory)
Under Periodic Inventory System
Accounts Receivable a/c $6,000
Sales a/c $6,000
(Sold Goods Or Merchandise For $6000 On Account)
If the buyer made the payment within the discount period, then we debit
cash account, and inventory account (with the amount of discount) and credit
accounts receivable account under perpetual inventory system in the books of
account of seller (Jay Co). Under periodic inventory system, we debit cash
account, and sales discount and credit accounts receivable.
If the payment is received after the discount period, we debit cash account
and credit accounts receivable account under both perpetual and periodic
inventory systems.
From the point view of buyer’s business, we debit accounts payable account
and credit cash account, and credit inventory account perpetual inventory
system if the payment made within discount period. Under periodic inventory
system, we debit accounts payable account and credit cash account, and
purchases discount account.
If the payment is made after discount period, then we debit accounts
payable account and credit cash account under both perpetual and periodic
inventory systems.
The other options are wrong choices here.

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