d) Suppose AGM sends a $7,000 cheque for partial payment on Jul 17th. How much does AGM still owe after this payment? Assume the cash discount period has passed and we are still within the credit period.
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Question 3. AGM Accounting received an invoice dated Jun 4th. The invoice is for office equipment and the supplier charged AGM $14,000 less 30%, with terms 4/15, n/45, ROG. The furniture arrives on Jul 10th.
a) What date is the cash discount valid until?
b) How much will AGM have to pay if it takes advantage of the cash discount?
c) What date is the credit period valid until?
d) Suppose AGM sends a $7,000 cheque for partial payment on Jul 17th. How much does AGM still owe after this payment? Assume the cash discount period has passed and we are still within the credit period.
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