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You bse iequiued to account Showing the position of Contract 20. 4. 2014 fecom the folloowing particulare: prepare. Contsract on Conteract psiice $1,00.000; matorials Sent to site $ 32,350: lobour engaged tn Site $ 27.L00: plont installed af site $5,650;value of plont on 30. 4. 2016 244.100; W0rk Contified $71,500: Cash received $ 65,000; Cost Ol wook done but. not Cesrtilied $,700: P. Expenses $L200;- Cost 0 estabishment $ 1L. 625: 0/8 wages $900: Materials in hand $ 700: material s ereturined to Stores $20o: Drect expenser 0/5 $100.

You bse iequiued to account Showing the position of Contract 20. 4. 2014 fecom the folloowing particulare: prepare. Contsract on Conteract psiice $1,00.000; matorials Sent to site $ 32,350: lobour engaged tn Site $ 27.L00: plont installed af site $5,650;value of plont on 30. 4. 2016 244.100; W0rk Contified $71,500: Cash received $ 65,000; Cost Ol wook done but. not Cesrtilied $,700: P. Expenses $L200;- Cost 0 estabishment $ 1L. 625: 0/8 wages $900: Materials in hand $ 700: material s ereturined to Stores $20o: Drect expenser 0/5 $100.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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