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A shoe department experienced the following merchandise activity for the first quarter of the year. A) Determine the departmental turnover for the period. Then, B) Interpret your numerical answer in words (i.e. For every $1.00 invested.....).
BOM (retail) (the numbers)
January $9,500
February $11,800
March $9,700
April $12,300
Gross sales $9200
Returns 8%
Cumulative markup 51%
Inventory turnover ratio is computed by dividing the cost of goods sold by average inventory at cost. The formula/equation is given below:
Inventory turnover ratio = Cost of Goods sold/Average inventory at Cost
Two components of the formula of inventory turnover ratio are cost of goods sold and average inventory at cost
So,
Hence, the Calculations are
Woking Note
= $9200+ ($9200*51%)
=$9200+$4692
=$13892
=$13892–$1111.36(13892*8%)
=$12780.64
= ($9,500 + $12,300)/2
=$10900
Answer of the question are
Departmental turnover ratio = Cost of Goods Sold / Average stock
= $12780.64/$10900
=1.17