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Hi
Under practical reason for using absorption costing, the BPP book gives Inventory valuations This must be valued for two reasons and one of which is the following: – For the cost of sales figure in the statement of comprehensive income
Statement of comprensive income shows any transactions from non(business)-owners; for example shareholders. correct?
So Am I right to think that a Statement of comprehensive income for inventory will show any transactions of shares between shareholders and/or between shareholders and interested/potential new buyers?
I was exempt from F1, so I don’t know if this was covered already?
Thank you