On 03.03.20X1 TK sold goods at a price of EUR 35,000 plus VAT on target to the customer CB. TK will receive the payment on March 20th, 2020X1, with a 4% discount deducted, by transfer to his company bank account. At the end of 20X1 it turns out that CB has reached a sales target. CB will receive a bonus of EUR 595 (incl. VAT) by bank transfer on 12/30/20X1. Which of the following posting records result/result in 20X1 from the business transactions mentioned? Bank 41.055 EUR an Ford. also Lul 41.650 EUR customer bonuses 500 EUR Act 95 EUR cash discount expense 1.400 EUR an Bank 1.666 EUR Act 266 EUR Bank 41.650 EUR an revenues 35.000 EUR Act 6.650 EUR Bank 39.984 EUR an Ford. also Lul 41.650 EUR kash discount expense 1.400 EUR Act 266 EUR

On 03.03.20X1 TK sold goods at a price of EUR 35,000 plus VAT on target to the customer CB. TK will receive the payment on March 20th, 2020X1, with a 4% discount deducted, by transfer to his company bank account. At the end of 20X1 it turns out that CB has reached a sales target. CB will receive a bonus of EUR 595 (incl. VAT) by bank transfer on 12/30/20X1. Which of the following posting records result/result in 20X1 from the business transactions mentioned? Bank 41.055 EUR an Ford. also Lul 41.650 EUR customer bonuses 500 EUR Act 95 EUR cash discount expense 1.400 EUR an Bank 1.666 EUR Act 266 EUR Bank 41.650 EUR an revenues 35.000 EUR Act 6.650 EUR Bank 39.984 EUR an Ford. also Lul 41.650 EUR kash discount expense 1.400 EUR Act 266 EUR

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

19th Edition

ISBN:9781947172685

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter9: Accounting For Receivables

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15EA: Resin Milling issued a $390,500 note on January 1, 2018 to a customer in exchange for merchandise....

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