Return Inward is deducted from purchases. (State True or False)
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Its false because return inwards means sales return and it it is deducted from sales.
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Its false because return inwards means sales return and it it is deducted from sales.
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The statement return inward is deducted from the purchases is False.
- Return outwards are deducted from the purchases. Return Outward are the products returned to the Supplier by the consumer. If there is a defect in it, products can be returned. The transaction is recorded in the Trading account.
- Whereas, return inwards are the sales returns. Returns inward do not necessarily lead to a reduction in the cost of goods sold, as goods returned may not necessarily have been sold to third parties during the period of accounting.
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