The purchases of inventories by GH Stores for 2023 were forecast at R3 240 000, of which 40% is expected to be on credit. The debtors collection period is estimated to be 73 days and the creditors payment period is forecasted at 36.5 days. How much is expected to be owed to the creditors at the end of 2023? A. R194 400 B. R324 000 C. R259 200 D. R129 600

The purchases of inventories by GH Stores for 2023 were forecast at R3 240 000, of which 40% is expected to be on credit. The debtors collection period is estimated to be 73 days and the creditors payment period is forecasted at 36.5 days. How much is expected to be owed to the creditors at the end of 2023? A. R194 400 B. R324 000 C. R259 200 D. R129 600

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Chapter9: Accounting For Receivables

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