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Cost of Goods sold=378800*(1-40%) | 227280 |
Beginning Inventory | $ 32,000.00 |
Purchase | $ 2,20,400.00 |
Less Cost of goods sold | $ 2,27,280.00 |
Ending Inventory | $ 25,120.00 |
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Answer is Option D
Debit the Inventory and Credit the Cost of goods sold @1500
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Income statement | ||
sales | $ 1,24,000.00 | |
Less | ||
Cost of Goods sold | $ 74,000.00 | |
Operating Expense | $ 46,000.00 | |
Other Expense | $ 3,000.00 | $ 1,23,000.00 |
Net Income | $ 1,000.00 |
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