During August 2024, Link Company recorded the followingSales of $84,200 ($77,000 on account: $7,200 for cash), Ignore Cost of Goods SoldCollections on account, $60,500..Write-offs of uncollectible receivables, $1,820• Recovery of receivable previously written off, $500.DebitRequirements1. Journalize Link's transactions during August 2024, assuming Link uses the directwrite-off methodCredit2Requirement 1. Joumalize Link's transactions during August 2024, assuming Link uses the direct write-off methodSales of $54,200 ($77,000 on account: $7,200 for cash), Ignore Cost of Goods Sold (Record debifs first, then credits. Select the explanation on the last line of the journal entry table. Prepare asingle compound journal entry)DateAccounts and ExplanationAugJournalize Link's transactions during August 2024, assuming Link uses theallowance method

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Sales of $54,200 ($77,000 on account $7,200 for cash), ignore Cost of Goods Sold Collections on account, $60,500. Write-offs of uncollectible receivables, $1,820 Recovery of receivable previously Requirement 1. Joumalize Link written off, $500 actions during

Sales of $54,200 ($77,000 on account $7,200 for cash), ignore Cost of Goods Sold Collections on account, $60,500. Write-offs of uncollectible receivables, $1,820 Recovery of receivable previously Requirement 1. Joumalize Link written off, $500 actions during

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