The company purchased appliances for sale worth P4,000,000, VAT exclusive on account under the terms: Less: 10%, 2/10, n/30 FOB shipping point freight collect, P50,000. The buyer paid within the discount period. How much is the final payment paid by the buyer in case he paid the account not within the discount period and if P5,000 worth of goods is returned due to defective deliveries? 3,595,000 4,026,400 3,595,000 4,029,760

The company purchased appliances for sale worth P4,000,000, VAT exclusive on account under the terms: Less: 10%, 2/10, n/30 FOB shipping point freight collect, P50,000. The buyer paid within the discount period. How much is the final payment paid by the buyer in case he paid the account not within the discount period and if P5,000 worth of goods is returned due to defective deliveries? 3,595,000 4,026,400 3,595,000 4,029,760

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