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A retailer has yearly sales of $650,000. Inventory on January 1 is $260,000 (at cost). During...

A retailer has yearly sales of $650,000. Inventory on January 1 is $260,000 (at cost). During the year, $500,000 of merchandise (at cost) is purchased. The ending inventory is $265,000 (at cost). Operating costs are $90,000.

a. Calculate the cost of goods sold
b. Calculate the net profit

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A.Cost of goods sold= ( opening inventory+purchase -closing inventory)

=( 260000+500000-265000)

= $ 495,000

B. Net profit= [ Sales-( purchase+ opening inventory-closing inventory)-operating cost)

= [650000-(500000+260000-265000)-90,000]

=[ 650000-495000-90000]

= $ 65000

Or Net profit= [ Revenues- Cost of good sold- Operating expenses]

= [650000-495000-90000]

= $ 65000

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