Principles of Accounting Volume 1
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Chapter 7, Problem 10MC
The company just took a physical count of inventory and found $75 worth of inventory was unaccounted for. It was either stolen or damaged. Which journal would the company use to record the correction of the error in inventory?
A. sales journal
B. purchases journal
C. cash receipts journal
D. cash disbursements journal
E. general journal
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The company just took a physical count of inventory and found $75 worth of inventory was unaccounted for. It was either stolen or damaged. Which journal would the company use to record the correction of the error in inventory?
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1.sales journal
2.purchases journal
3.general journal
4.cash disbursements journal
All of the following are documents used for inventory control except
Oa. a receiving report.
Ob. a petty cash voucher
Oc. a vendor's invoice.
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