ney Co sa wholesale orstnoutor or auto parts and uses the cash method of accountbing. The company's s $11.175,000 per year for the last few years. However, Gaffney has the opportunity to acquire an unincorporated comp sales of $12,292,500. Complete the following paragraph regarding the accounting implications of acquiring the competitor. For the year of acquisition. Gaffney and the acquired business will be treated as a single business - .Gaftney consider the combined gross receipts of both businesses in determining if the average annual gross receipts for the pr lexceed statutorv threshold. Therefore, Gaffney will likely be able to continun using the cash me

ney Co sa wholesale orstnoutor or auto parts and uses the cash method of accountbing. The company's s $11.175,000 per year for the last few years. However, Gaffney has the opportunity to acquire an unincorporated comp sales of $12,292,500. Complete the following paragraph regarding the accounting implications of acquiring the competitor. For the year of acquisition. Gaffney and the acquired business will be treated as a single business - .Gaftney consider the combined gross receipts of both businesses in determining if the average annual gross receipts for the pr lexceed statutorv threshold. Therefore, Gaffney will likely be able to continun using the cash me

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