trail balance not includeO revenue.O cost of goods sold.O Ending inventory.O fright-in account.Dividend occur in theO single step income ststement.multiple step statement.O retained earning.Balance sheet. on 3, May ,2021, AI Noor company sold merchandise worth $20,000 received halfof the amount and the residual on account , the company record this transactionas bellowdebit cash for $ 20000 and credit sales for $20000.debit cash for $10000,and A/R for $10000,and credit sales for $20000.debit A/R for 20000 and credit sales for $20000.Debit cash for $10000 and A/P for $10000 , and credit sales for $20000paid rent for $700 has been posted twice to rent expense , to rectify thistransaction using short methoddebit rent expenses for $700,and credit cash for $750.debit cash for $700, and credit rent expense for $700.debit rent expense for $1400,and credit cash for $1400.Debit cash for $1400, and credit rent expense for $1400.

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Author:HEINTZ, James A.

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Chapter10: Accounting For Sales And Cash Receipts

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Problem 2CE: Prepare journal entries for the following sales and cash receipts transactions. (a) Merchandise is...

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