i. Describe three (3) techniques of constructing accounts from incomplete records i1. The following figures are for the year 2020: Inventory 1.1.2020 Inventory 31.12.2020 $4000 6000 Purchases 52,000 A uniform rate of markup of 20% is applied. Required: Calculate the gross profit and the sales figures using the income statement approach.

i. Describe three (3) techniques of constructing accounts from incomplete records i1. The following figures are for the year 2020: Inventory 1.1.2020 Inventory 31.12.2020 $4000 6000 Purchases 52,000 A uniform rate of markup of 20% is applied. Required: Calculate the gross profit and the sales figures using the income statement approach.

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Description: i. Describe three (3) techniques of constructing accounts from incomplete recordsii. The following figures are for the year 2020:Inventory 1.1.2020Inventory 31.12.2020$40006000Purchases52,000A uniform rate of markup of 20% is applied.Required: Calcu

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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