(a)
Sales discounts:
The term
Gross method:
Under this method, the revenues are recorded at gross amount of sales i.e. without taking the effect of any discount at the time of sales.
The journal entries for Spartan Inc. for recording the sales at gross.
Answer to Problem 88BPSB
The journal entries for sales transactions at gross amount are recoded properly.
Explanation of Solution
The Spartan Inc. provided two services. One at the amount of
The
Date | Particulars | Debit ($) | Credit ($) |
(b)
Sales discounts:
The term
Gross method:
Under this method, the revenues are recorded at gross amount of sales i.e. without taking the effect of any discount at the time of sales.
The journal entry for the receiving payment within
Answer to Problem 88BPSB
The
Explanation of Solution
The Spartan Inc. provided two services. One at the amount of
The journal entry for Spartan Inc. is as follows:
Date | Particulars | Debit ($) | Credit ($) |
Cash………………………………Sales discount……………………. Accounts Receivable………………(Record the receiving of revenue of service contact within the discount period of |
(c)
Sales discounts:
The term
Gross method:
Under this method, the revenues are recorded at gross amount of sales i.e. without taking the effect of any discount at the time of sales.
The journal entry for the receiving payment after
Answer to Problem 88BPSB
The adjusting entry for recording the payment receivable of sales is recorded properly.
Explanation of Solution
The Spartan Inc. provided two services. One at the amount of
The journal entry for Spartan Inc. is as follows:
Date | Particulars | Debit ($) | Credit ($) |
Cash……………………………… Accounts Receivable………………(Record the receiving of revenue of service contact within the discount period of |
(d)
Sales discounts:
The term
To calculate:
The implied annual interest rate which the Grieder has to incur after failing to take benefit of sale discount.
Answer to Problem 88BPSB
The implied annual interest rate is
Explanation of Solution
The Grieder did not pay the amount of
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