stan Itd sold inventories during the current period to its wholly owned susidiary. marcia Itd for $45000. These items previously cost stan Itd $37500. Marcia Itd subsequently sold half the items to an external entity for $27500. The remainder of the inventory was sold outside the group the following year. The tax Rate is 30%.

stan Itd sold inventories during the current period to its wholly owned susidiary. marcia Itd for $45000. These items previously cost stan Itd $37500. Marcia Itd subsequently sold half the items to an external entity for $27500. The remainder of the inventory was sold outside the group the following year. The tax Rate is 30%.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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