ABC Company had Php200,000 income using absorption costing. ABC has no variable manufacturing costs. Beginning inventory was Php15,000 and ending inventory was Php22,000. Income under variable costing would have been

ABC Company had Php200,000 income using absorption costing. ABC has no variable manufacturing costs. Beginning inventory was Php15,000 and ending inventory was Php22,000. Income under variable costing would have been

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costs. Beginning inventory was Php15,000 and ending inventory was Php22,000. Income under variable
costing would have been

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