P7-4B. Super Sweets of Edmonton, owned and operated by Sophia Blanca, uses a purchases journal (page 15) and a general journal (page 3) to record the following transactions (use separate columns for merchandise and supplies purchases in the purchases journal): 2022 5 Purchased merchandise on account from Bakker Co., invoice No. 2467, dated August 4, terms 2/10, n/60, $1,637.45. Aug. 9. Purchased merchandise on account from Holmes Co., invoice No. 1438, dated August 8, terms 2/10, n/60, $1,784.30. Purchased store supplies on account from Genesis Co., invoice No. 5031, dated August 12, S1,478.25. Issued debit memo No. 5 to Bakker Co. for merchandise returned, $245.00 from invoice No. 2467. 12 16 Purchased display cquipment on account from Well-Equip Co., invoice No. 42784, dated August 18, S1,754.50. 25 Purchased additional store supplies invoice No. 5182, datcd August 24, terms 2/10, n/30, $743.30. 19 on account from Genesis Co., Journalizing, recording, and posting a purchases iournal, as well as recording a debit memorandum and
P7-4B. Super Sweets of Edmonton, owned and operated by Sophia Blanca, uses a purchases journal (page 15) and a general journal (page 3) to record the following transactions (use separate columns for merchandise and supplies purchases in the purchases journal): 2022 5 Purchased merchandise on account from Bakker Co., invoice No. 2467, dated August 4, terms 2/10, n/60, $1,637.45. Aug. 9. Purchased merchandise on account from Holmes Co., invoice No. 1438, dated August 8, terms 2/10, n/60, $1,784.30. Purchased store supplies on account from Genesis Co., invoice No. 5031, dated August 12, S1,478.25. Issued debit memo No. 5 to Bakker Co. for merchandise returned, $245.00 from invoice No. 2467. 12 16 Purchased display cquipment on account from Well-Equip Co., invoice No. 42784, dated August 18, S1,754.50. 25 Purchased additional store supplies invoice No. 5182, datcd August 24, terms 2/10, n/30, $743.30. 19 on account from Genesis Co., Journalizing, recording, and posting a purchases iournal, as well as recording a debit memorandum and
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