1 - Which of the following items is given correctly? a) The provision for depreciated goods has been cancelled. B) Provision is made for goods whose value has depreciated. C) Damaged goods have become worthless. D) No damage to the goods could be detected. E) The depreciated goods are taken to the other inventories account.

1 - Which of the following items is given correctly? a) The provision for depreciated goods has been cancelled. B) Provision is made for goods whose value has depreciated. C) Damaged goods have become worthless. D) No damage to the goods could be detected. E) The depreciated goods are taken to the other inventories account.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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