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Business, 29.07.2019 13:30, nicolescaggs

Physical inventory counts: are not necessary under the perpetual system. are not necessary under the cost-to benefit constraint. are necessary to determine differences between actual inventory available and the inventory account balance. must be taken at least once a month. require the use of hand-held portable computers.

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