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InterAcctgII--Ex 21-1 Problem Demo duration 6 minutes 36 seconds InterAcctgII--Ex 21-1 Problem Demo InterAcctgII--Ex 21-1 Problem Demo	InterAcctgII--Ex 21-1 Problem Demo statement of cash flows basic financial concepts legal entities money sales caption 48 complete operation investing activity investment short-term current and wholesaling copyright securities investing corporation salaries accounting terminology equipment retailing monetary economics statement equity employee business law asset production and manufacturing non-trade law of obligations finance financing activity marketing income cash flow generally accepted accounting principles payment systems liability long-term operating effects dividend copyright law debt payment merchandise purchase financing corporate finance stock market library science financial accounting business terms operating activity activity collection equity securities distribution accountancy issuance caption48 From Barbara Warschawski 58 plays 0
EXERCISE 8-2 - ACCT 2005 duration 8 minutes 17 seconds EXERCISE 8-2 - ACCT 2005 EXERCISE 8-2 - ACCT 2005	EXERCISE 8-2 - ACCT 2005 cost flow assumptions logistics purchases purchased goods sold number fifo specific identification cost flow methods caption 48 complete determine flow assumption average cost economics terminology april 100 laptops assumption inventory income microeconomics method operations research accountancy production and manufacturing finance lifo marketing assuming generally accepted accounting principles sales shampoo bottles net income differentiate dollars april 9th commercial item transport and distribution sixteen fifteen merchandise customer purchase laptop goods january average supply chain management terms shampoo remaining specific business terms costs products $1600.00 bottle 1st products bought industry effects From Barbara Warschawski 465 plays 0
M3 PROBLEM 6-1A - ACCT 2005 duration 7 minutes 45 seconds M3 PROBLEM 6-1A - ACCT 2005 M3 PROBLEM 6-1A - ACCT 2005	M3 PROBLEM 6-1A - ACCT 2005 recording sales and cost of goods sold, analyzing inventory shrinkage and recording such, comparing profitability numbers with national average logistics accounts receivable money goods sold profit sales gross profit hardware caption 48 complete pricing determine adjustment receivable accounting terminology and wholesaling gross profit rate hardware stores recording transactions percent supply chain management industry retailing location selling price cost of goods sold business law industry average operations research accountancy production and manufacturing finance business gross marketing company statistical terminology generally accepted accounting principles payment systems inventory account discrepancy theft $3800.00 evaluating profitability distribution merchandise customer account expense remote location remember inventory dollars supply chain management terms effects journal entries record amount costs numismatics inventory shrinkage problem higher average thirteen From Barbara Warschawski 1,301 plays 0
M3 Exercise 6-4 - ACCT 2005 duration 4 minutes 24 seconds M3 Exercise 6-4 - ACCT 2005 M3 Exercise 6-4 - ACCT 2005	M3 Exercise 6-4 - ACCT 2005 accounting for inventory shrinkage logistics purchases figure represent goods sold sales gross profit $18000000.00 caption 48 complete thirteen plug figure twelve balance manipulate 31000000 ending inventory calculate profit shrinkage merchandise system supply chain management retailing inventory statement marketing cost of goods sold accountancy production and manufacturing business transactions merchandise inventory account $12000.00 million generally accepted accounting principles accounting terminology reported effects gross expense account condition and wholesaling account goods remember dollars amount inventory shrinkage amatory distribution expense minus From Barbara Warschawski 1,138 plays 0
ACCT 4010 Advanced Accounting - M1 CH 1 PROBLEM… duration 12 minutes 37 seconds ACCT 4010 Advanced Accounting - M1 CH 1 PROBLEM… ACCT 4010 Advanced Accounting - M1 CH 1 PROBLEM 1-29	ACCT 4010 Advanced Accounting - M1 CH 1 PROBLEM 1-29 EQUITY METHOD--sale of partial investment, OCI, and inventory sale. logistics represent seventeen recognize investment income gross profit fiscal year comprehensive loss pricing income effects corporate finance profit equity income percent shares investment supply chain management inventory income business law equity method percentage evaluation accountancy accounting systems comprehensive accounting terminology selling price business commerce sales price marketing generally accepted accounting principles sales effects ownership amortization merchandise financial accounting banking market based macroeconomics stock industry From Barbara Warschawski 1,772 plays 0