If sales on an accrual basis are 500,000 and accounts receivable increased by 30,000, the cash received from customers would be: Select one or more: a. 530,000. b. 470,000. c. 500,000. d. Cannot be determined
Answer is B that is 4,70,000
Total accrual sales 5,00,000
Less Accounts receivable at the end 30,000
Therefore cash recd from customers 4,70,000
If sales on an accrual basis are 500,000 and accounts receivable increased by 30,000, the cash...
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