'Good sold' diaporamas de présentation

TOPIC 8

TOPIC 8. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. DEFINITION: FRS 102 : Inventory is an asset that owned by the business is for the purpose of selling to the customer. Managing inventory is done to determine: 1. Inventory in hand 2. Inventory available for sale

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TOPIC 6

TOPIC 6. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. DEFINITION: FRS 102 : Inventory is an asset that owned by the business for the purpose of selling to the customer. Managing inventory is done to determine: 1. Inventory in hand 2. Inventory available for sale

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TOPIC 8

TOPIC 8. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. DEFINITION: FRS 102 : Inventory is an asset that owned by the business is for the purpose of selling to the customer. Managing inventory is done to determine: 1. Inventory in hand 2. Inventory available for sale

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TOPIC 6

TOPIC 6. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. DEFINITION: FRS 102 : Inventory is an asset that owned by the business is for the purpose of selling to the customer. Managing inventory is done to determine: 1. Inventory in hand 2. Inventory available for sale

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TOPIC 10.1.3

TOPIC 10.1.3. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES. DEFINITION: MASB 2 : Inventory is an asset that owned by the business is for the purpose of selling to the customer. Managing inventory is done to determine: 1. Inventory in hand 2. Inventory available for sale

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The Kroger Company

The Kroger Company. Al Renner Jeremy Hilgeford Stephanie Hilgeford. Facts. Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio More than 326,000 employees 2,469 supermarkets and multi-department stores in 31 states Operates 850 fuel centers and 40 food processing plants. Company History.

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Quicker Liquor Financial Statement

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?? = ?? + ??

?? = ?? + ??. ????????. ????? non-current assets. ???? current assets. ???? COST OF GOOD SOLD. ?????? Opening stock. + ??????? Purchases. ______________. ?????? Stock in trade. ???????? Closing stock. ?. ______________. ?????? Cost of good sold. ?? =$4. +. ?? =$1. ?? =$5.

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