A Backward Procedure Is a Type of Equation Building Procedure

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A backward procedure is a type of equation building procedure that begins with all potential explanatory variables in the regression equation and deletes them two at a time until further deletion would reduce the percentage of variation explained to a value less than 0.50.

Identify and explain differences between IFRS and GAAP in accounting for cash and receivables.

Record transactions under various methods (gross price, net price, allowance).

Understand and explain the concepts of gross price and net price methods of recording credit sales, including their impact on financial statements.

Reconcile bank and book cash balances.

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