FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS W/ CO
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ISBN: 9781264017478
Author: Wild
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Chapter 5, Problem 2E
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Introduction: Sales on FOB destination basis means the goods remain the property of the seller till the time it reaches the destination of the buyer. All the risk and rewards related to transit is borne by the seller.However, Sales on the FIB shipping point means the property in goods are transferred to the buyer as soon as the goods are dispatched to the buyer.
: The cost of inventory for the purchaser.
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