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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Author:Libby

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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Next Question Find the credit-card sales less refunds for the Sales/Refund record for 09/24/10. 24/10 Sales Refunds ..... $71.86 $451.59 $88.49 $229.23 $76.53 $85.04 The credit-card sales less refunds for 09/24/10 is $ $149.72 $115.02 $81.45 $30.75 $111.02 $254.84 $162.81