Syvels Trading uses the retail inventory method to estimate inventory. accounting records for the year ended December 31, 2019: How much is the cost of inventory pilferage if the physical count The following information was obtained from the At cost: Inventory, January 1 – P617,000; Purchases - P1,281,000; Purchase returns – P21,000; Freight-in – P31,000. At retail: P2,158,000; Purchase returns Sales returns – P62,000: P1,057,000; P35,000; Sales P2,365,000; Inventory, January 1 Purchases revealed an ending inventory at retail of P780,000? P107,000 P 97,000 P 58,200 Р 38,800 а. b. с. d.

Syvels Trading uses the retail inventory method to estimate inventory. accounting records for the year ended December 31, 2019: How much is the cost of inventory pilferage if the physical count The following information was obtained from the At cost: Inventory, January 1 – P617,000; Purchases - P1,281,000; Purchase returns – P21,000; Freight-in – P31,000. At retail: P2,158,000; Purchase returns Sales returns – P62,000: P1,057,000; P35,000; Sales P2,365,000; Inventory, January 1 Purchases revealed an ending inventory at retail of P780,000? P107,000 P 97,000 P 58,200 Р 38,800 а. b. с. d.

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