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11. Jacobs Co., sat grevlileri ve yneticileri tarafndan i seyahati iin kullanlan bir ara filosuna sahiptir. irket, en az yl boyunca hibir arac satmay planlamyor. Jacobs'un Bilanosunda, aralar aadaki varlk snflandrmalarndan hangisine dahil edilir? A. yatrmlar B. dnen varlklar C. maddi olmayan varlklar D. mlk, tesis ve ekipman 12. Kapan kaytlarnda aadaki hesaplardan hangisi bulunmaz? A. Hizmet geliri B. cret Gideri C. denebilir hesaplar D. Temettler 13. Mterilere sevk edilen mallar iin denen navlun ('Navlun') Gelir Tablosunda aadaki maliyet kategorilerinden hangisine dahil edilir? A. Satlan maln maliyeti B. Sat gideri C. dari Gider D. 'Dier' (faaliyet d) Gider 14. James Co. henz hisse senedi karmam yepyeni bir irkettir. irket, deeri 45.000 $ olan arazi karlnda Tom Mills'e 2 $ itibari deere sahip 2.500 adet hisse senedi ihracn onaylad. Araziyi aldktan sonra, James Co.'nun arazi hesabna aadakiler iin bor yazlmaldr: A. 40.000 $ B. 45.000 $ C. 35.000 $ D. 5.000 $ A. yatrmlar B. dnen varlklar C. maddi olmayan varlklar D. mlk, tesis ve ekipman.

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