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Cost of Goods Manufactured: The total of all the expenses incurred to produce or procure finished or ready to sell products is reported as cost of goods manufactured. It is listed on the income statement.
Income Statement: A part of financial statements that lists the income and expenses of business for an accounting year is called income statement. It is prepared at the end of accounting period to know the profitability of the business. All the expenses are listed on the debit side and the income or revenues are listed on the credit side. The difference of the both sides is called net
Current Assets: Every company has some assets which need to be convertible in less than one year or during current accounting period. Those assets are called current assets.
To identify: (a) The missing values of the statement, (b) prepare the cost of goods manufactured schedule, (c) Prepare the income statement and partial balance sheet.
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To identify: (a) The missing values of the statement, (b) prepare the cost of goods manufactured schedule, (c) Prepare the income statement and partial balance sheet.
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To identify: (a) The missing values of the statement, (b) prepare the cost of goods manufactured schedule, (c) Prepare the income statement and partial balance sheet.
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