Cindy's Curtains432 Meadowbrook StreetWilcoxson, Georgia 30345-8417 o404-555-2488Problem 19-2 Analyzing a SourceDocumentDATE: June 26, 20--NO. 1441Rachel C. Washington59 Priscilla DrivePark Ridge, IL 60068A sales slip for Cindy's Curtains is presented at right.SOLDlsdThe accountant noticed errors in the calculations.CLERKCASHCHARGETERMSInstructions Check all calculations and recalculateK.C.the sales tax using a rate of 4 percent.UNITPRICEQTY.DESCRIPTIONAMOUNT2 Curtain Rods #218474 Anchor Pieces #23104$ 14.95 $ 29 09bris 1ogbsl6.7527 00stnevbs odi si 15 Feet of ribbon per ft.0.8913 00SUBTOTAL $ 69 09nceand2 SALES TAXTOTAL2 76Thank You!$71 85

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Cindy's Curtains 432 Meadowbrook Street Wilcoxson, Georgia 30345-8417 404-555-2488 Problem 19-2 Analyzing a Sourcet Document DATE: June 26, 20-- NO. 1441 A sales slip for Cindy's Curtains is presented at right. Rachel C. Washington 59 Priscilla Drive Park Ridge, IL 60068 SOLD The accountant noticed errors in the calculations. CHARGE CLERK К.С. CASH TERMS Instructions Check all calculations and recalculate the sales tax using a rate of 4 percent. UNIT PRICE QTY. DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 2 Curtain Rods #21847 $ 14.95 $ 29 09 ot bris e1ogbsl essinevbs ori 91 4 Anchor Pieces #23104 15 Feet of ribbon per ft. 6.75 27 00 0.89 13 00 SUBTOTAL $ 69 09n SALES TAX 2 76 Ccoun nton Thank You! TOTAL $71 85

Cindy's Curtains 432 Meadowbrook Street Wilcoxson, Georgia 30345-8417 404-555-2488 Problem 19-2 Analyzing a Sourcet Document DATE: June 26, 20-- NO. 1441 A sales slip for Cindy's Curtains is presented at right. Rachel C. Washington 59 Priscilla Drive Park Ridge, IL 60068 SOLD The accountant noticed errors in the calculations. CHARGE CLERK К.С. CASH TERMS Instructions Check all calculations and recalculate the sales tax using a rate of 4 percent. UNIT PRICE QTY. DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 2 Curtain Rods #21847 $ 14.95 $ 29 09 ot bris e1ogbsl essinevbs ori 91 4 Anchor Pieces #23104 15 Feet of ribbon per ft. 6.75 27 00 0.89 13 00 SUBTOTAL $ 69 09n SALES TAX 2 76 Ccoun nton Thank You! TOTAL $71 85

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