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On September 22, Illuminations Lighting Center sold $6,400 in merchandise...
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On September 22, Illuminations Lighting Center sold $6,400 in merchandise on account to Sunshine Builders, a charge customer. A 5% sales tax applied to the sale. The date of the sales slip was September 22, and the credit terms were 2/10, n/30. What is the last day Sunshine Builders can pay the invoice and still receive a discount?
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