Smith Ltd purchased inventory for $1,200 (GST exclusive), on credit. The company isregistered for GST (15% rate) and uses the perpetual inventory system. Which is thecorrect recording of this transaction?Select oneObDr Inventory $1,200. Or GST Collected $180 Cr Accounts Payable $1,380Dr Purchases $1,200, Dr GST Collected $180, Or Accounts Payable $1.380O Dr inventory $1.200 Dr GST Paid $180, Or Accounts Payable 1360Od Dr Purchases $1.200, Dr GST Paid $180 Cr Accounts Payable $1,380

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Smith Ltd purchased inventory for $1,200 (GST exclusive), on credit. The company registered for GST (15% rate) and uses the perpetual inventory system. Which is the correct recording of this transaction? Select one Drventory $1,200 Or GST Coed 180 Cr Acourts Pybe $1,300 1.200 Or GST Colected $180 Or Acourts Paybe $1380 1.200 Or GST Paid $180 0 Accoupe P10 $180 Or Accounts Payale $1,300 ODPcs ODrventory Od Dr Purchases $1.20

Smith Ltd purchased inventory for $1,200 (GST exclusive), on credit. The company registered for GST (15% rate) and uses the perpetual inventory system. Which is the correct recording of this transaction? Select one Drventory $1,200 Or GST Coed 180 Cr Acourts Pybe $1,300 1.200 Or GST Colected $180 Or Acourts Paybe $1380 1.200 Or GST Paid $180 0 Accoupe P10 $180 Or Accounts Payale $1,300 ODPcs ODrventory Od Dr Purchases $1.20

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Chapter11: Work Sheet And Adjusting Entries

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