ACCT MISC (ACCTMISC)
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Accounting HW breakdown
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Accounting hw questions and answers
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Ch. 12 Accounting Notes
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Notes from ch. 12
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Chapter 8 Quiz Accounting
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Breakdown of chapter 8 quiz covering interest, accounts payable, etc.
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Ch. 11 notes Accounting
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All notes for ch. 11 in accounting. Covers cash flows
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Interest rates and bond prices
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A page of notes about ibterest rates and the effect on bond prices.
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Net Income Notes
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A brief page of notes on net income and its effects on the balance sheet.
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Accounting HW Review
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Review and worked solutions explaining accounting methods.
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Managerial Accounting Notes and Formulas
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Managerial Accounting notes from chapter 1 to 11.
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ACCT MISC – SU12 Exam Questions And Answers Latest 2022/2023 – Kent State University
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ACCT MISC – SU12 Exam Questions And Answers Latest 2022/2023 – Kent State University. Ames and Roth form Homerun, a C corporation. Ames contributes several autographed baseballs to 
Homerun. Ames purchased the baseballs for $500, and they have a total fair market value of $1,000. 
Roth contributes several autographed baseball bats to Homerun. Roth purchased the bats for $5,000, 
and they have a fair market value of $7,000. What is Homerun’s basis in the contributed bats and 
balls? 
A. $0 ...
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ACCT MISC – SU12 Exam Questions And Answers Latest 2022/2023 – Kent State University
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ACCT MISC – SU12 Exam Questions And Answers Latest 2022/2023 – Kent State University. 
Ames and Roth form Homerun, a C corporation. Ames contributes several autographed baseballs to 
Homerun. Ames purchased the baseballs for $500, and they have a total fair market value of $1,000. 
Roth contributes several autographed baseball bats to Homerun. Roth purchased the bats for $5,000, 
and they have a fair market value of $7,000. What is Homerun’s basis in the contributed bats and 
balls? 
A. $0...
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