A business received or issued the following invoices and paid or received the invoiced amounts on the following dates: Invoice date Invoice amount Date paid or received Purchase 2.6.X4 R1,000 26.6.X4 25.6.X4 R1,500 2.7.X4 Sales 8.6.X4 R2,000 26.6.X4 29.6.X4 R3,000 7.7.X4 There is no inventory at the beginning or end of June. What is the difference between the profit for June calculated on a cash basis, and calculated on an accruals basis? A. Nil B. R1,000 C. R1,500 D. R2,500

A business received or issued the following invoices and paid or received the invoiced amounts on the following dates: Invoice date Invoice amount Date paid or received Purchase 2.6.X4 R1,000 26.6.X4 25.6.X4 R1,500 2.7.X4 Sales 8.6.X4 R2,000 26.6.X4 29.6.X4 R3,000 7.7.X4 There is no inventory at the beginning or end of June. What is the difference between the profit for June calculated on a cash basis, and calculated on an accruals basis? A. Nil B. R1,000 C. R1,500 D. R2,500

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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