Calculation of the Cost of Inventory Sold
Net Sales = Sales - Sales Returns
= $ 415,300 - $ 20,700
= $ 394,600
Cost of goods sold = Net sales - gross profit %
394,600 * 66%
= 260,436
Cost of goods sold = Beginning inventory + Net Purchases - Ending inventory
260,436 = $ 80,900 + ($286,500 - $28,200) - Ending inventory
Ending inventory = $78,764
Cost of the undamaged inventory = $ 30,300 * 66%
= $ 19,998
Cost of the damaged inventory = $ 78,764 - $ 19,998
= $ 58,766
Net realizable value of damaged inventory = $ 7,300
Amount of inventory fire loss = $ 58,766 - $ 7,300
= $ 51,466
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