Answer:
2.)
BUSINESS STUDENT'S SOCIETY Income statement For the month ended October 31 |
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Revenues :- | |
Sales [ 120 golf shirts * $33.50 ] | $4,020 |
Sales returns and allowances [ [ 60 customers * $33.50 ] + [ 60 * $8.50 ] ] | $2,520 |
Sales discounts [ [ $4,020 - $2,520 ] * 2% ] | $30 |
Net sales revenue [ $4,020 - $2,520 - $30 ] | $1,470 |
Cost of goods sold | $882 |
Gross profit [ $1,470 - $882 ] | $588 |
Operating expenses | $120 |
Income from operations [ $588 - $120 ] | $468 |
Other income | $0 |
Income before income tax [ $0 -$468 ] | $468 |
Income tax expense | $150 |
Net income [ $468 - $150 ] | $318 |
Working notes :-
Cost of goods sold ':- | |
Accounts payable |
= { [ [ 150 * $16 ] - [ 30 * $16 ] - $120 ] |
Purchase discount |
= $1,800 * 2% |
Cash |
= $1,800 - $36 |
Cost of goods sold |
= $1,764 - [ $1,764 * 2 ] |
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