Zain Co. is a registered trader with the VAT Directorate of the Ministry of Finance of Bahrain. Zain Co. is dealing with the products which are standard rated @10%, zero-rated and exempt rated. Manama is supposed to submit VAT returns on quarterly bases. Following are the transactions for 2021. July 10 Purchased 150 units of Item X from Ali @BD 150 each (net) on cash. This item is standard rated at the time of purchase and zero-rated at the time of sales.

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Zain Co. is a registered trader with the VAT Directorate of the Ministry of Finance of Bahrain. Zain Co. is dealing with the products which are standard rated @10%, zero-rated and exempt rated. Manama is supposed to submit VAT returns on quarterly bases. Following are the transactions for 2021.

July 10

Purchased 150 units of Item X from Ali @BD 150 each (net) on cash. This item is standard rated at the time of purchase and zero-rated at the time of sales.

   

July 13

Sold 120 units of Item X for BD 200 (net) to Ahmad on credit

   

July 14

Purchased 1000 units of Item A from Rami @BD 200 each (net) on credit. This item is standard-rated supplies at the time of purchases and sales. (credit terms 5/25, n/30)

   

July 16

Sold 200 units of Item A for BD 200 (net) to Hanan on credit.

   

July 26

Sold 200 units of Item A for BD 250 (net) to Ahmad on cash. Trade discount was 5%.

   

July 29

Returned 100 units of item A to Rami.

   

July 31

Settled the dues of Rami and got cash discount.

   

August 8

Purchased 400 units of Item B from Wafa @BD 240 each (net) on cash. This item is standard-rated supplies at the time of purchases and exempt-rated at the time of sales. The trade discount was 5%.

   

August 29

Sold 100 units of Item B @440 each (Net) on credit to Hamdan.

   

August 31

Hamdan returned 20 units and give money for the remaining units.

Assume that credit is claimed in books of account on September 30, 2021 and VAT return is submitted on October 25, 2021 with VAT payment or refund.

Instructions:

Prepare the Journal entries for the above transactions.

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