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Prepare journal entries for the following transactions from Forest Furniture. Oct. 3 Sold 2 couches with a sales price of $2,100 per couch to customer Norman Guzman. Norman Guzman paid with his Draw Plus credit card. The Draw Plus credit card charges Forest Furniture a 3.50% usage fee based on the total sale per transaction. The cost for this sale is $1,600 per couch.
Oct. 6 Sold 4 end chairs for a total sales price of $1,350 to April Orozco. April paid in full with cash. The cost of the sale is $800.
Oct. 9 Sold 18 can lights with a sales price of $50 per light to customer James Montgomery. James Montgomery paid using his Fund Max credit card. Fund Max charges Forest Furniture a 2.40% usage fee based on the total sale per transaction. The cost for this sale is $32 per light.
Oct. 12 Draw Plus made a cash payment in full to Forest Furniture for the transaction from Oct 3, less any usage fees.
Oct. 15 Fund Max made a cash payment of 25% of the total due to Forest Furniture for the transaction from October 9th, less any usage fees.
Oct. 25 Fund Max made a cash payment of the remainder due to Forest Furniture for the transaction from October 9, less any usage fees.

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