
1)
Introduction:
Recording of Costs in the Financial Statements
• Purchase of goods and services have to be recorded at the actual cost of purchases and the material purchases account has to be debited.
• Expenses and Assets have debit balances and must be debited to indicate increase in expenses and creation of Assets.
• Recording of material purchases is essential as it has a direct impact on the profitability and inventory carried forward.
To Determine:
The correct account in which purchase of CD Raw materials must be recorded.
2)
Introduction:
Recording of Costs in the Financial Statements
• Purchase of goods and services have to be recorded at the actual cost of purchases and the material purchases account has to be debited.
• Expenses and Assets have debit balances and must be debited to indicate increase in expenses and creation of Assets.
• Recording of material purchases is essential as it has a direct impact on the profitability and inventory carried forward.
To Determine:
Appropriate response to the Chief Financial Officers’ request

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