Answer questions 22-30 using the following information: Foreign Sales. General Administrative Expenses. Inventory... Legal Réserves.. Marketing, Sales & Delivery Exp. Notes Payable. Prepaid Éxpenses(ST). Provision for Loss on Inventories. Sales Discounts. Sales Returns. Software.. Statutory Reserves. Subsidiaries.. Uneamed Revenue. Accounts Payable. Accounts Receivable.. ..8.000 .13.000 ..200 10.000 .18.000 Allowance for Doubtful Accounts...2.000 20.000 30.000 .8.000 .100.000 124.000 40.000 ..16.000 36.000 200 .24.000 TL .1.800 .3.000 ..2.000 .4.000 ..6.000 .1.000 .1.000 10.000 .10.000 ..2.200 .1.200 .28.000 .20.000 Accumulated Amortization. Accumulated Depreciation. Additional Paid-in Capital. Associates... Bank Loans(LT). Bank Loans(ST). Building.. Capital. Cash Cost of Goods Sold. Domestic Sales. Financing Expenses.. 22. The Turkish Lira value of the net realizable value of the accounts receivable is a. 13.000 TL b2.000 TL c. 15.000 TL d. 11.000 TL 23. The Turkish Lira value of gross profit is a. 40.000 TL b. 20.000 TL c. 16.000 TL d. 24.000 TL 24. The total Turkish Lira value of financial fixed assets is a. 20.000 TL b. 28.000 TL S3.000 TL d. 48.000 TL 25. The Turkish Lira value of operating profit is a. 18.200 TL b. 19.200 TL c. 6.800 TL d. 5.800 TL 26. The total Turkish Lira value of current liabilities is a. 8.000 TL b. 20.000 TL c. 42.000 TL d. 30.000 TL 27. The total Turkish value of operating expenses is a. 4.000 TL b. 1.800 TL c. 5.800 TL d. 6.800 TL 28. The total Turkish Lira value of reserves is a. 1.200 TL b. 3.200 TL c. 2.000 TL d. s00 TL 29. The Turkish Lira value of the book value of intangible assets is a. 2.000 TL b. 2.200 TL с. 200 TL d. 2.400 TL 30. The Turkish Lira value of the net value of inventory is a. 3.000 TL b. 2.000 TL c. 1.000 TL d. 4.000 TL

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Bookkeeping is the process of recording the financial transactions of a company on a regular basis. With the process of bookkeeping, companies can track important financial information that helps management in making crucial decisions.