1. On February 5, the company purchased $50,000 of merchandise at FOB shipping point. shipping costs $5,000 and will arrive 6 days later. there is an agreement with the seller that the seller prioritizes transportation costs. 2% discount terms for 10 days. Journalize this transaction. 2. the same data make a journal using fob destination 3. when the goods receipt report is made. 4. What is the contents of the invoice that will be received from the seller?.

1. On February 5, the company purchased $50,000 of merchandise at FOB shipping point. shipping costs $5,000 and will arrive 6 days later. there is an agreement with the seller that the seller prioritizes transportation costs. 2% discount terms for 10 days. Journalize this transaction. 2. the same data make a journal using fob destination 3. when the goods receipt report is made. 4. What is the contents of the invoice that will be received from the seller?.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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