What method of accounting does GAAP require for inventories in an Internal Service Fund? a. Consumption method.
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What method of accounting does GAAP require for inventories in an Internal Service Fund?
a. Consumption method.
b. Purchases method.
c. Acquisition method.
d. All of the above are acceptable accounting methods for inventory in Internal Service Funds.
e. Items a and b only.
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