Prepare journal entries for the following transactions from Forest Furniture. Oct. 3 Sold 2 couches with a sales price of $2,450 per couch to customer Norman Guzman. Norman Guzman paid with his Draw Plus credit card. The Draw Plus credit card charges Forest Furniture a 3.50% usage fee based on the total sale per transaction. The cost for this sale is $1,800 per couch. Oct. 6 Sold 4 end chairs for a total sales price of $1,250 to April Orozco. April paid in full with cash. The cost of the sale is $800. Oct. 9 Sold 18 can lights with a sales price of $50 per light to customer James Montgomery. James Montgomery paid using his Fund Max credit card. Fund Max charges Forest Furniture a 2.40% usage fee based on the total sale per transaction. The cost for this sale is $30 per light. Oct. 12 Draw Plus made a cash payment in full to Forest Furniture for the transaction from Oct 3, less any usage fees. Oct. 15 Fund Max made a cash payment of 25% of the total due to Forest Furniture for the transaction from October 9th, less any usage fees. Oct. 25 Fund Max made a cash payment of the remainder due to Forest Furniture for the transaction from October 9, less any usage fees. If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank. If required, round final answers to two decimal places. Oct. 3 – Sale on credit   Accounts Receivable: Draw Plus Accounts Receivable: Draw Plus     Credit Card Expense Credit Card Expense     Sales Revenue Sales Revenue Oct. 3 – Cost of goods sold   Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold     Merchandise Inventory Merchandise Inventory Oct. 6 – Sale on cash   Cash Cash     Sales Revenue Sales Revenue Oct. 6 - Cost of goods sold   Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold     Merchandise Inventory Merchandise Inventory Oct. 9 - Sale on credit   Accounts Receivable: Fund Max Accounts Receivable: Fund Max     Credit Card Expense Credit Card Expense     Sales Revenue Sales Revenue Oct. 9 - Cost of goods sold   Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold     Merchandise Inventory Merchandise Inventory Oct. 12   Cash Cash     Accounts Receivable: Draw Plus Accounts Receivable: Draw Plus Oct. 15   Cash Cash     Accounts Receivable: Fund Max Accounts Receivable: Fund Max Oct. 25   Cash Cash     Accounts Receivable: Fund Max Accounts Receivable: Fund Max

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Prepare journal entries for the following transactions from Forest Furniture.

Oct. 3 Sold 2 couches with a sales price of $2,450 per couch to customer Norman Guzman. Norman Guzman paid with his Draw Plus credit card. The Draw Plus credit card charges Forest Furniture a 3.50% usage fee based on the total sale per transaction. The cost for this sale is $1,800 per couch.
Oct. 6 Sold 4 end chairs for a total sales price of $1,250 to April Orozco. April paid in full with cash. The cost of the sale is $800.
Oct. 9

Sold 18 can lights with a sales price of $50 per light to customer James Montgomery. James Montgomery paid using his Fund Max credit card. Fund Max charges Forest Furniture a 2.40% usage fee based on the total sale per transaction. The cost for this sale is $30 per light.

Oct. 12 Draw Plus made a cash payment in full to Forest Furniture for the transaction from Oct 3, less any usage fees.
Oct. 15 Fund Max made a cash payment of 25% of the total due to Forest Furniture for the transaction from October 9th, less any usage fees.
Oct. 25 Fund Max made a cash payment of the remainder due to Forest Furniture for the transaction from October 9, less any usage fees.

If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank. If required, round final answers to two decimal places.

Oct. 3 – Sale on credit
 
Accounts Receivable: Draw Plus Accounts Receivable: Draw Plus
 
 
Credit Card Expense Credit Card Expense
 
 
Sales Revenue Sales Revenue
Oct. 3 – Cost of goods sold
 
Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold
 
 
Merchandise Inventory Merchandise Inventory
Oct. 6 – Sale on cash
 
Cash Cash
 
 
Sales Revenue Sales Revenue
Oct. 6 - Cost of goods sold
 
Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold
 
 
Merchandise Inventory Merchandise Inventory
Oct. 9 - Sale on credit
 
Accounts Receivable: Fund Max Accounts Receivable: Fund Max
 
 
Credit Card Expense Credit Card Expense
 
 
Sales Revenue Sales Revenue
Oct. 9 - Cost of goods sold
 
Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold
 
 
Merchandise Inventory Merchandise Inventory
Oct. 12
 
Cash Cash
 
 
Accounts Receivable: Draw Plus Accounts Receivable: Draw Plus
Oct. 15
 
Cash Cash
 
 
Accounts Receivable: Fund Max Accounts Receivable: Fund Max
Oct. 25
 
Cash Cash
 
 
Accounts Receivable: Fund Max Accounts Receivable: Fund Max
 
 
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