Evergreen Supply Company shipped an order on March 10th (FOB destination) for a total of $25,640.75. The payment terms are 2/10 net 30. The order arrived on March 11th. $3,240.50 worth of inventory was returned on March 12th due to minor packaging damage. On March 15th, a credit was issued for $2,875.25 for inconvenience caused during shipping. On March 20th, the customer made the payment. What is the balance in the Accounts Receivable account on March 13th?

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Evergreen Supply Company shipped an order on
March 10th (FOB destination) for a total of
$25,640.75. The payment terms are 2/10 net 30. The
order arrived on March 11th. $3,240.50 worth of
inventory was returned on March 12th due to minor
packaging damage. On March 15th, a credit was
issued for $2,875.25 for inconvenience caused during
shipping. On March 20th, the customer made the
payment. What is the balance in the Accounts
Receivable account on March 13th?
Transcribed Image Text:Evergreen Supply Company shipped an order on March 10th (FOB destination) for a total of $25,640.75. The payment terms are 2/10 net 30. The order arrived on March 11th. $3,240.50 worth of inventory was returned on March 12th due to minor packaging damage. On March 15th, a credit was issued for $2,875.25 for inconvenience caused during shipping. On March 20th, the customer made the payment. What is the balance in the Accounts Receivable account on March 13th?
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