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What is one way we know about what accounting in the ancient world was like?

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Degger [83]1 year ago

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Sliva [168]1 year ago

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D, because the other 3 would not last, but a holy book of a religion would

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- $17,600

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On January we collect the 85,000 from revenues and the 12,00 form marketable securities.

Then, we add up each disbursement:

Materials 50000

Labor 30000

Overhead (net of depreciation) 19,500

Selling and administrative 15000

Total 114,500

Then we solve for the cash balance and get the blaance as it is higher than 20,000 we do not need financing

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