On August 1, Grayson Company bought goods with a list price of $4,800, terms 2/10, n/30. The firm records purchases at invoice price using the perpetual inventory system. On August 5, Grayson returned goods with a list price of $600 for credit. If Grayson paid the supplier the amount due on August 9, the appropriate entry would be: (A). Accounts Payable 4,200Inventory 84Cash 4,116 (B) Accounts Payable 4,800Inventory 96Cash 4,704 (C) Accounts Payable 4,116Cash 4,116 (D) Accounts Payable 4,200Cash 4,200

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On August 1, Grayson Company bought goods with a list price of $4,800, terms 2/10, n/30. The firm records purchases at invoice price using the perpetual inventory system. On August 5, Grayson returned goods with a list price of $600 for credit. If Grayson paid the supplier the amount due on August 9, the appropriate entry would be: (A). Accounts Payable 4,200Inventory 84Cash 4,116 (B) Accounts Payable 4,800Inventory 96Cash 4,704 (C) Accounts Payable 4,116Cash 4,116 (D) Accounts Payable 4,200Cash 4,200

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Derick Watkins · Answer 1

The correct answer is A

Explanation:

The journal entry for the following is as follows:

August 9 Accounts Payable A/c ... Dr $4,200

Inventory A/c ... Dr $84

To Cash A/c ... Cr $4,116

Working Note:

On August 5, the amount of $600 goods returns from customer, so the remaining balance is

= $4,800 - $600

= $4,200

On the remaining balance, the discount which is evaluated as the payment is received within the discount period which is August 9. So,

= $4,200 x (100% - 2%)

= $ 4,200 x 98%

= $ 4,116

Discount = Amount - Payment amount

= $4,200 - $4,116

= $84