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Carriage inwards is the cost of what?
ADelivering goods to buyers
BBringing purchases to the shop
CAdvertising the goods sold
DPacking goods for sale
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Bringing purchases to the shop
Carriage inwards is transport cost on purchases brought in, so it is a direct expense in the trading account.
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