E5. 5 (LO 3) (Record sales transactions.) Refer to the information in E5.4 for Olaf Corp. and the following additional information: The cost of the merchandise sold on April 3 was $19,000. DeVito expected a return rate of 15%. The cost of the merchandise returned on April 8 was $2,300. DeVito uses a perpetual inventory system.

E5. 5 (LO 3) (Record sales transactions.) Refer to the information in E5.4 for Olaf Corp. and the following additional information: The cost of the merchandise sold on April 3 was $19,000. DeVito expected a return rate of 15%. The cost of the merchandise returned on April 8 was $2,300. DeVito uses a perpetual inventory system.

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