In this activity you are going to apply the learning that you get from the essential knowledge. Prepare the correct journal entries of the following transactions. CASE 1 Gordon Pharmacy a business engaged in buying and selling of medicines and other related products has the following transactions for the month of March 2020. The entity buys merchandise on credit with a terms of 3/10, n/45 and sell merchandise on credit terms of 1/5, n/30. But there are also cases where the entity buy and sell merchandise in cash. The company uses the periodic system of recording inventory. March 4- Purchased medicines and other related products to Amy Pharmaceutical Company on credit for P120,000. FOB Shipping point. Paid Allied Services for the freight amounting to P2,500. March 5- Sold merchandise (MDSE) to various customers for cash P 36,000. March 6- Returned defective MDSE to Amy amounting to P10,000. Received returned from customer on March 5 for wrong specification and refunded the amount paid P1,200. March 7- Bought MDSE from Lion Company in cash P60,000. March 9- Sold MDSE on credit to Fernando Corporation amounting to P72,000. March 10- Paid in full account with Amy Pharmaceutical Company. March 12- Received returned from Fernando Corporation for wrong brand of medicine delivered on March 9 amounting to P5,000. March 13- Received full payment from Fernando Corporation.

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In this activity you are going to apply the learning that you get from the essential knowledge. Prepare the correct journal entries of the following transactions.

CASE 1

Gordon Pharmacy a business engaged in buying and selling of medicines and other related products has the following transactions for the month of March 2020. The entity buys merchandise on credit with a terms of 3/10, n/45 and sell merchandise on credit terms of 1/5, n/30. But there are also cases where the entity buy and sell merchandise in cash. The company uses the periodic system of recording inventory.

March 4- Purchased medicines and other related products to Amy Pharmaceutical Company on credit for P120,000. FOB Shipping point. Paid Allied Services for the freight amounting to P2,500.

March 5- Sold merchandise (MDSE) to various customers for cash P 36,000.

March 6- Returned defective MDSE to Amy amounting to P10,000. Received returned from customer on March 5 for wrong specification and refunded the amount paid P1,200.

March 7- Bought MDSE from Lion Company in cash P60,000.

March 9- Sold MDSE on credit to Fernando Corporation amounting to P72,000.

March 10- Paid in full account with Amy Pharmaceutical Company.

March 12- Received returned from Fernando Corporation for wrong brand of medicine delivered on March 9 amounting to P5,000.

March 13- Received full payment from Fernando Corporation.

 

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