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Incomplete Records Incomplete records questions Accounting and business equations Credit sales, purchases and cost of sales Stolen or destroyed goods Cash book Accruals, prepayments and drawings Lecturer: Colm Foley Chapter 18 Incomplete Records Email: colm.foley@cenitcollege.ie

Incomplete records questions Lecturer: Colm Foley Chapter 18 Incomplete Records Email: colm.foley@cenitcollege.ie

Accounting and business equations Lecturer: Colm Foley Chapter 18 Incomplete Records Email: colm.foley@cenitcollege.ie

Credit sales, purchases and cost of sales Lecturer: Colm Foley Chapter 18 Incomplete Records Email: colm.foley@cenitcollege.ie

Credit sales, purchases and cost of sales (cont’d) Lecturer: Colm Foley Chapter 18 Incomplete Records Email: colm.foley@cenitcollege.ie

Stolen or destroyed goods Lecturer: Colm Foley Chapter 18 Incomplete Records Email: colm.foley@cenitcollege.ie

Cash book Lecturer: Colm Foley Chapter 18 Incomplete Records Email: colm.foley@cenitcollege.ie

Accruals, prepayments and drawings Lecturer: Colm Foley Chapter 18 Incomplete Records Email: colm.foley@cenitcollege.ie

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