Co. A engaged in the following transactions during July 2020. The company uses the Perpetual Inventory System. Record the following transactions (a, b, c) using the journal entry format: Sold merchandise to X Corp on credit, terms 2/10; n/30, for $4,200 (cost is $2,520) a. July 1, b. July 7, Accepted for full credit a return from X Corp and returned merchandise to inventory, $ 400 (the cost of merchandise returned was $240) c. July 8, Received cash from X Corp, within the discount period d. Calculate the Gross Margin Co. A generated as a result of the above transactions

Co. A engaged in the following transactions during July 2020. The company uses the Perpetual Inventory System. Record the following transactions (a, b, c) using the journal entry format: Sold merchandise to X Corp on credit, terms 2/10; n/30, for $4,200 (cost is $2,520) a. July 1, b. July 7, Accepted for full credit a return from X Corp and returned merchandise to inventory, $ 400 (the cost of merchandise returned was $240) c. July 8, Received cash from X Corp, within the discount period d. Calculate the Gross Margin Co. A generated as a result of the above transactions

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