This post creates a sample document for a business.
Create a financial statement or document that a business might use to account for losses, damaged goods, and stolen inventory. How does it work?
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Sample report in the attached Word Document:
Loss Report for Damaged Goods, Stolen Inventory, and other Losses
Inventory Item____________________________ Date Discovered_____________________
Inventory Tag/ID# __________________________ Investigated By ___________________
Related Police Report/Corporate Report #__________ Purchase Date of ...
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The solution creates a sample document that a business might use to account for losses, damaged goods, and stolen inventory.
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