FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Cost of inventory: Cost of inventory refers to the actual amount paid by the buyer to the seller for purchase of inventory which takes into consideration all expenses incurred to place them in a condition ready for sale that includes freight paid for transporting the inventory to the buyer.

To Explain: The amount included in inventory of Shop N.

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