s. Saranghe, a Japanese engineer residing in Seoul Korea, was contracted by onstruction Philippine Corp. to assemble in the Philippines an equipment it bought in apan. She stared the work in the Japan and spent 10 days there. The assembling job w ompleted in the Philippines for another 20 days. She was paid P300,000 for her job. low much was the income from the Philippine source?

s. Saranghe, a Japanese engineer residing in Seoul Korea, was contracted by onstruction Philippine Corp. to assemble in the Philippines an equipment it bought in apan. She stared the work in the Japan and spent 10 days there. The assembling job w ompleted in the Philippines for another 20 days. She was paid P300,000 for her job. low much was the income from the Philippine source?

Managerial Accounting: The Cornerstone of Business Decision-Making

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Chapter13: Emerging Topics In Managerial Accounting

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