Concept Introduction:
Inventory- Inventory refers to the work in progress, raw material or the finished goods that are considered as the part of asset of business that are ready or would be ready to be sold.
Cost of goods sold- Cost of goods sold (COGS) refers to the direct cost which is assigned to the cost of producing the goods sold. It includes cost of direct material ,labour used in the production of goods and services.
Net Income- Net Income refers to the total earning of the company which is computed by undertaking revenues and making adjustment underlying the cost for interest, doing business, taxes, interest,
Current Assets- Current Assets refer to those which can be converted into cash within one year.
Equity- Equity refers to the stock which depicts the ownership of the investor.
To prepare:
Financial statement showing the necessary adjustments to correct the amounts
Concept Introduction:
Inventory- Inventory refers to the work in progress, raw material or the finished goods that are considered as the part of asset of business that are ready or would be ready to be sold.
Net Income- Net Income refers to the total earning of the company which is computed by undertaking revenues and making adjustment underlying the cost for interest, doing business, taxes, interest, depreciation etc.
To calculate:
Computation of the error in total net income for combined three year period resulting from inventory errors.
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