Business, 30.04.2021 14:00 andrewjarrah05

11) From the following particulars, Calculate Stock turnover ratio. Opening stock: Rs.40,000; Closing stock: Rs.44,000; Sales:Rs.4,15,000 and Gross profit ratio:20%

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11) From the following particulars, Calculate Stock turnover ratio. Opening stock: Rs.40,000; Closin...