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please explain Exinterest and Cum-interest in brief

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sir if a manpower draws 2 bill, 1 bill for remunerations of workers and 2nd for other charges. 2nd bill is actually have with amount of service tax and other charges but he did not mention service tax as rate but service tax return is regularly filed with. the precess of billing is correct if not should company recover any amount ?

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I have a doubt in the following equation:

COGS = Beginning inventory + Purchases - Ending inventory.

COGS includes material costs and conversion costs (such as labor, power, etc.). I am not able to understand where are the conversion costs (of the goods sold in a year) in the RHS of the above equation. I think the term (Beginning inventory - Ending inventory) is added to adjust the purchases with the excess/short inventory sold when compared with the purchases. "Ending inventory" and "Beginning inventory" do not accumulate the conversion costs for the goods sold in the entire year. So, where are the conversion costs in the RHS of the equation?

Example to highlight my doubt - Let's assume in a given year, the level of the inventory does not change i.e. Beginning inventory = Ending inventory. Here, COGS = Purchases. I think in the RHS, "Purchases" only includes material costs. Where are the conversion costs (of the goods sold in a year) in the RHS of the equation?

if books of accounts have been closed ut still we r having some bill which are reaming to boo how to make entry for that although we have finalised our balance sheet?? mainly some vendores are remaing to pay