Multiple Choice
The gross profit method is normally used
A) for insurance purposes, in cases where inventory has been destroyed.
B) for all of these (all of these are exmaples of how the gross profit method is used) .
C) to provide a rough check on the accuracy of a physical inventory count.
D) by auditors to estimate a company's inventory for quarterly reporting.
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