B) Do PGI (Post Goods Issue) for sure. If the goods haven't been issued yet, how can you post the COGS? That would be like trying to claim the cost of a package before it's even been shipped!
I'm going to go with B) Do PGI (Post Goods Issue). It just makes sense that the COGS would be posted when the goods are actually issued, not when the invoice is created or the delivery document is generated.
Definitely B) Do PGI (Post Goods Issue). I remember learning that in my accounting class. The COGS has to be recorded when the goods are actually shipped out, not just when the invoice is created.
Hmm, I'm not too sure about this one. Maybe it's C) Create billing document? That's when the sale is recognized, so the COGS should be posted then too.
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