When Goods for Which an Encumbrance Has Been Recorded Are

question 37

True/False

When goods for which an encumbrance has been recorded are received at an invoiced amount that varies from the amount encumbered, the encumbrance is reversed in the amount of the actual invoiced cost of the goods.

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