Question 6
LIFO tends to decrease taxes when
costs are declining. |
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LIFO will always yield the lowest possible taxes. |
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costs are increasing. |
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costs are constant. |
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Impossible to determine without specific cost data |
LIFO tends to decrease taxes when
Costs are increasing
Under Last in first out method, goods comes last are goes out first
If Cost of the units are increasing then profit should be low
Hence Tax should also be lower on Lower profit
Question 6 LIFO tends to decrease taxes when costs are declining. LIFO will always yield the...
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