PROBLEM:On January 1, 2022, Trevor Co. sells goods with alist price of P1,000,000 on account under credit.terms of 10%, 15%, 3/10 2/15 1/20 n/30.1. How much should be debited toAccounts receivable on January 1,2022, under the net method?2. Assuming the customer settledits account on January 11, 2022,what amount should berecognized as sales discountunder the gross method?3. Assuming the customer settledits account on January 16, 2022,what amount should berecognized as sales discountforfeited under the allowancemethod?4. Assuming the customer settledits account on January 21, 2022,what amount should berecognized as sales discountforfeited under the net method?5. Assuming the customer settledits account on January 31, 2022,what amount should berecognized as sales discountunder the allowance method?

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PROBLEM:
On January 1, 2022, Trevor Co. sells goods with a
list price of P1,000,000 on account under credit.
terms of 10%, 15%, 3/10 2/15 1/20 n/30.
1. How much should be debited to
Accounts receivable on January 1,
2022, under the net method?
2. Assuming the customer settled
its account on January 11, 2022,
what amount should be
recognized as sales discount
under the gross method?
3. Assuming the customer settled
its account on January 16, 2022,
what amount should be
recognized as sales discount
forfeited under the allowance
method?
4. Assuming the customer settled
its account on January 21, 2022,
what amount should be
recognized as sales discount
forfeited under the net method?
5. Assuming the customer settled
its account on January 31, 2022,
what amount should be
recognized as sales discount
under the allowance method?

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