(a) A demand by the companys chairman to include every detailed transaction in the presentation of the...
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(a) A demand by the company’s chairman to include every detailed transaction in the presentation of the annual accounts.
(b) A sole-trader business which has paid the proprietor’s income tax based on the business profits for the year.
(c) A proposed change in the methods of valuing stock.
(d) The valuation of a litre of petrol in one vehicle at the end of accounting Period 1.
(e) A vehicle which could be sold for more than its purchase price.
(f) Goods which were sold to a customer in Period 1 but for which the cash was only received in Period 2.
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Accounting For Non-Accounting Students
ISBN: 9781292128979
9th Edition
Authors: John R. Dyson, Ellie Franklin
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