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Dorothea Company acquired several fixtures for its new building, including display cases, shelves and hanging racks. The invoice price of the fixtures was P700,000. The entity received a 2% cash discount by paying within the discount period. Freight and insurance during shipment totaled P3,000. Costs of assembling and installing fixtures were 5,000. While installing a display case, a new employee carelessly broke a glass top. This top was replaced at a cost of P2,000. What total amount should be recorded as cost of the fixtures?
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