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When the customer pays the money to the company after the discount period, which one of the following journal entry is made by the company? Dr. Cash Cr. Trade receivables Dr. Trade receivables Dr. Discount Cr. Cash Dr. Discount Dr. Trade receivables Cr. Cash Dr. Cash Dr. Discount Cr. Trade receivables مر اكتب هنا ل لبحت

When the customer pays the money to the company after the discount period, which one of the following journal entry is made by the company? Dr. Cash Cr. Trade receivables Dr. Trade receivables Dr. Discount Cr. Cash Dr. Discount Dr. Trade receivables Cr. Cash Dr. Cash Dr. Discount Cr. Trade receivables مر اكتب هنا ل لبحت

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Chapter10: Cash Receipts And Cash Payments

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Problem 2QY: What is the entry to record the cash received on a sale of 500, credit terms 1/15, n/30, if the...

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