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Changes in accounting policy are to be made retrospectively or prospectively,depending upon the background to the change.
Credit Sales
Sales transactions in which the customer is allowed to pay for goods or services at a later date, creating accounts receivable for the seller.
Cash Disbursements
The total amount of cash payments made by a business, including expenses, purchases, and debt payments.
Material Purchases
The total cost of raw materials acquired for use in the production process.
Est. Cost of Goods Sold
An estimated figure representing the cost directly associated with the production of the goods sold by a company.
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