INTERMEDIATE ACTG LOOSELEAF W/ ACCESS

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ISBN: 9781264397488

Author: SPICELAND

Publisher: MCG

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Distinguish between the accounting treatment of a manufacturer’s warranty and an extended warranty. Why the difference?

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Distinguish between the accounting treatment of a manufacturer’s warranty and an extended warranty. Why the difference?

Solution Summary: The author explains the accounting treatment of warranties. Manufacturer's warranty is the assurance given to buyer from seller at the time of purchase.

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