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It is not necessary to keep separate accounts for all items of importance for business decisions.
Inventory Increase
This occurs when there is a rise in the quantity or value of goods held by a company, signaling a buildup of stock.
Amortization of Patents
The systematic reduction of the financial value of a patent over its useful life, reflecting its consumption and obsolescence.
Gain on Sale
An increase in funds resulting from selling an asset for more than its carrying amount on the balance sheet.
Decrease in Inventories
A reduction in the quantity or value of the inventory on hand, which may result from sales, usage, spoilage, or obsolescence.
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