Transaction | Sales Revenues | Sales Returns | Sales Allowances | Net sales | Cost of goods sold | Gross Profit |
a | 635000 | 635000 | 449000 | 186000 | ||
b | 5200 | 12000 | (17200) | (3700) | (13500) | |
c | ||||||
Note: Transaction c has no effect on above accounts |
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