The company sells a 2/10, n/30 basis. Internet control quite weak, so the senior accountant in charge of the examination of the company's financial statements asked you to make a careful review of the Cash Receipts Book for the month of July, 2020, which is reproduced below. You are asked to compute the cash short or over. Cash ReceiptsCashAccountsDate AccountItemCashSalesDiscountReceivableP 7845887/5Bart6/12 invoiceP16P8007/10Carrie6/30 invoice12б007/11Cash Sales25257/12Bart7/1 invoice2943007/137/14 | AntonioCash Sales32327/3 invoice877239007/157/16Cash Sales3838Bart686147007/18Cash Sales30307/20 | Carrie7/20 | Cash Sales7/9 invoice578б001227277/27Bart7/16 invoice49010500P 4,439P 1421034,4006.

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he company sells a 2/10, n/30 basis. Internet control quite weak, so the senior accountant in charge of the examination of the company's financial statements asked you to make a careful review of the Cash Receipts Book for the month of July, 2020, which is reproduced below. You are asked to compute the cash short or ove

he company sells a 2/10, n/30 basis. Internet control quite weak, so the senior accountant in charge of the examination of the company's financial statements asked you to make a careful review of the Cash Receipts Book for the month of July, 2020, which is reproduced below. You are asked to compute the cash short or ove

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