During the current year, Swift Sporting Goods, Inc. had Sales of $5,656,650; Total Expenses (not including...
During the current year, Swift Sporting Goods, Inc. had Sales of $5,656,650; Total Expenses (not including Cost of Goods Sold) of $5,438,628; and Gross Profit of $2,554,390. What was Mattel’s Cost of Goods Sold for the year? ($ in thousands)
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| Cost of Goods sold in ($ in thousands) | 3,102.26 |
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| Statement showing Computations | |
| Particulars | Amount |
| Sales | 5,656,650.00 |
| Less Gross Profit | 2,554,390.00 |
| Cost of Goods sold = 5,656,650 - 2,554,390 | 3,102,260.00 |
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