Working Notes -
Commission of CMR Retailing = 20% of Sales
= 20% * 73,500
= $14,700
Cash remitted to Cullumber Manufacturing Inc. = Sales made by CMR - Commission retained
= 73,500 - 14,700
= $58,800
Cost of Goods Sold = % of Goods Sold * Price of Merchandise Cullumber Inc sent to CMR
= 65% * 101,500
= $65,975
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