2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | |
Income Statement Date | ||||
Sales revenue | 105000 | 82000 | 77000 | |
Cost of goods sold | 28350 | 26240 | 26180 | |
Gross profit | 76650 | 55760 | 50820 | |
Operating expenses | 69300 | 52480 | 49280 | |
Net income | 7350 | 3280 | 1540 | |
Balance Sheet Data | ||||
Inventory | 14000 | 14040 | 16200 | 16570 |
Accounts payable | 6300 | 7000 | 5100 | 4600 |
Additional Information | ||||
Purchases of inventory on account | 28390 | 28400 | 26550 | |
Cash payments to suppliers | 27690 | 30300 | 27050 |
Workings:
(a) $105000 - $76650 = $28350 |
(b) $76650 - $69300 = $7350 |
(c) $14000 + $28390 - $28350 = $14040 |
(d) $6300 + $28390 - $7000 = $27690 |
(e) $26240 + $55760 = $82000 |
(f) $55760 - $3280 = $52480 |
(g) $26240 + $16200 - $14040 = $28400 |
(h) $7000 + $28400 - $16200 = $30300 |
(i) $77000 - $26180 = $50820 |
(j) $50820 - $49280 = $1540 |
(k) $162500 + $26550 - $26180 = $16570 |
(l) $5100 + $26550 - $27050 = $4600 |
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