Some the expense of newly started "Warfaa" business are given below . if they are pre-startup expenses I will mark (v) and if not mark (x ) in the given boxNOEXPENSEV /X1Paid $ 2,500 to ABC Company for the market surveyBought a furniture to the office for $ 6,0003Paid $ 1,500 for the relevant authority council for licenses4Paid $ 3,000 to clean the buildingPaid $ 1,000 for premises to get the electricity supplyPaid $ 4,000 for charge to lay cables for computer network7Bought 10 computers for $ 40,000Paid $ 4,000 for the preparation of business plan9.Expenses for entertainment on the starting day of the business $ 3,00010Expenses for exchanging information with the suppliers $ 1,000

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Some the expense of newly started "Warfaa" business are given below. if they are pre- startup expenses I will mark (v) and if not mark (x ) in the given box NO EXPENSE V /X 1 Paid $ 2,500 to ABC Company for the market survey Bought a furniture to the office for $ 6,000 3 Paid $ 1,500 for the relevant authority council for licenses

Some the expense of newly started "Warfaa" business are given below. if they are pre- startup expenses I will mark (v) and if not mark (x ) in the given box NO EXPENSE V /X 1 Paid $ 2,500 to ABC Company for the market survey Bought a furniture to the office for $ 6,000 3 Paid $ 1,500 for the relevant authority council for licenses

Survey Of Economics

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337111522

Author:Tucker, Irvin B.

Publisher:Tucker, Irvin B.

Chapter6: Proudction Costs

Section: Chapter Questions

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