The following list includes activities that are performed in a clothing store. Classify each activity as value-added or non-value-adde by selecting an "X" from the appropriate drop down menu. For each non-value-added activity, state whether it can be eliminated without jeopardizing the store's operations. Value- Non-Value- Can be Added Added Eliminate a. Unpacking shipments. b. Stocking shelves. C. Changing clothing on mannequins. d. Taking items to the dressing room for the customer. e. Ringing up sales. f. Cleaning dressing rooms. g. Restocking shelves after customers try on items. h. Closing the register at the end of the day (balancing sales totals with cash, checks, and credit card slips). > > >

The following list includes activities that are performed in a clothing store. Classify each activity as value-added or non-value-adde by selecting an "X" from the appropriate drop down menu. For each non-value-added activity, state whether it can be eliminated without jeopardizing the store's operations. Value- Non-Value- Can be Added Added Eliminate a. Unpacking shipments. b. Stocking shelves. C. Changing clothing on mannequins. d. Taking items to the dressing room for the customer. e. Ringing up sales. f. Cleaning dressing rooms. g. Restocking shelves after customers try on items. h. Closing the register at the end of the day (balancing sales totals with cash, checks, and credit card slips). > > >

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

19th Edition

ISBN:9781947172685

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter6: Merchandising Transactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4MC: If a customer purchases merchandise on credit and returns the defective merchandise before payment,...

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