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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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58. The total sales was P1,000,000 of which sales on cash basis amounted to P400,000. The polciy of the
business is to provide 1% of credit sales as bad debts expense The bad debts expense is
10,000
C.
6,000
d.
None
a.
b.
4,000

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