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what is the journal entry for this bank reconcilation statement? BANK CHARGES DEBITED BY BANKER BUT NOT ENTERED IN CASH BOOK
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what are the golden rule of accounting.
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Where we show Service Tax Due ( Debit Balance ) in Balance Sheet?
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The cost equation y= $0 + $1.60x represents which type of cost? Variable, Fixed, or Mixed
ABC Co. is considering an investment with a cost of $55,000. Annual cash savings of $100,000, Present Value at %12 (ABC's discount rate) of $56,502, are expected for the next 10 years. What can we conclude? 1. ABC Co. should make the investment 2. The investment offers a 12 percent rate of return
which are the basic princeples of accountancy... with examples
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