For numbers 6 to 8 Best Curtains, Inc. spent P350,400 including applied overhead on a job order of 300 sets of curtains.. Thirty units, however, were found defective and it will be more costly to repair the spoiled sets. The customer accepted the good units and the company believes it could still sell the spoiled curtains at P780 each.

For numbers 6 to 8 Best Curtains, Inc. spent P350,400 including applied overhead on a job order of 300 sets of curtains.. Thirty units, however, were found defective and it will be more costly to repair the spoiled sets. The customer accepted the good units and the company believes it could still sell the spoiled curtains at P780 each.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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