Presented below is information from perez computers incorporated. july 1 sold $20,000 of computers to robertson company with terms

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Presented below is information from Perez Computers Incorporated. On July 1, the company sold $20,000 worth of computers to Robertson Company with terms of 3/15, n/60. Perez uses the gross method to record cash discounts. On July 10, Perez received payment from Robertson for the full amount owed from the July transactions. On July 17, Perez sold $200,000 in computers and peripherals to Clark Store with terms of 2/10, n/30. On July 30, Clark Store paid Perez for its purchase made on July 17.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

A journal is provided as an attachment to record the entries for Perez Computers.Explanation:The gross method of cash discounts assumes that the customer will not take advantage of the offered discount.  It therefore records the sale in full without netting off the discount element.  This was done in the answer.When Robertson paid within 10 days, the 3% cash discount was allowed since payment was received within the terms of 15 days. For The Clark Store, there was no discount because payment was received later than the allowed 10 days.

Dr. Candace Friesen DDS · Answer

Explanation:The Journal Entry is shown below:-1. Accounts Receivable Dr,            $20,000            To cash revenue                                $20,000 (Being computer sold is recorded)2. Cash Dr,                                         $19,400     Sales discount Dr,                         $600              To accounts receivable                    $20,000(Being cash is received)3. Accounts receivable Dr,               $200,000               To sales revenue                               $200,000(Being sales revenue is recorded)4. Cash Dr,                                          $200,000                To accounts receivable                     $200,000(Being cash is recorded)

Hannah Kertzmann · Answer

Journal entries Explanation:The journal entries are as followsOn July 1       Accounts receivable$20,000               To Sales revenue  $20,000(Being the sales is recorded)On July 10Cash$194,00  Sales discount$600        ($20,000 × 3%)          To Accounts receivable   $20,000(Being the sale is recorded)On July 17Accounts receivable$200,000               To Sales revenue  $200,000(Being the sales is recorded)On July 30Cash$200,000             To    Accounts receivable  $200,000(Being the amount received is recorded)

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Presented below is information from perez computers incorporated. july 1 sold $20,000 of computers to robertson company with terms

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