Concept Introduction:
Eliminated expenses-
These are the expenses that would be eliminated with the closure of the department. The example of eliminated expenses include cost of goods sold, advertising, stores supplies, sales salaries,
Continuing expenses:
These are the expenses that would continue even the closure of any department.
Requirement 1:
We have to determine the three column report.
Concept Introduction:
Eliminated expenses-
These are the expenses that would be eliminated with the closure of the department. The example of eliminated expenses include cost of goods sold, advertising, stores supplies, sales salaries, bad debt expenses, insurance expenses, and the miscellaneous office expenses.
Continuing expenses:
These are the expenses that would continue even the closure of any department.
Requirement 2:
We have to determine the
Concept Introduction:
Eliminated expenses-
These are the expenses that would be eliminated with the closure of the department. The example of eliminated expenses include cost of goods sold, advertising, stores supplies, sales salaries, bad debt expenses, insurance expenses, and the miscellaneous office expenses.
Continuing expenses:
These are the expenses that would continue even the closure of any department.
Requirement 3:
We have to determine whether Department 200 be shut or not.
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