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3.3 Basic Merchandising Transactions (perpetual inventory system)
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3.4 Transportation Costs for Merchandising Transactions
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3.5 Basic Merchandising Transactions (periodic inventory system)
3.6 Closing Entries for Merchandising Accounts
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4.1 Inventory
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4.2 Cash
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4.3 Note Receivable
4.4 Uncollectible Accounts
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