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Financial information for two companies are presented below. Fill in the missing amounts. Sandhill Company Carla...

Financial information for two companies are presented below.

Fill in the missing amounts.

Sandhill Company

Carla Vista Company

Sales revenue $ 90,800 $
Sales returns and allowances $  5,000
Net sales 83,000 127,000
Cost of goods sold 55,200
Gross profit $ 41,000
Operating expenses 14,580
Net income $ 18,000

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Calculate the profit margin and the gross profit rate for each company. (Round answers to 1 decimal place, e.g. 15.5%.)

Sandhill Company

Carla Vista Company

Profit margin % %
Gross profit rate % %

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1 Sandhill Company Carla Vista Company
sales revenue $ 90800 $ 132000 (workings 1)
sales returns and allowances $ 7800 (workings 2) $ 5000
net sales $ 83000 $ 127000
cost of goods sold $ 55200 $ 86000 (workings 3)
gross profit $ 27800 (workings 4) $ 41000
operating expenses $ 14580 $ 23000 (workings 5)
net income $ 13220 (workings 6) $ 18000
2 Sandhill Company Carla Vista Company
Profit margin ( net income / net sales ) =13220/83000 =18000 / 127000
15.93% 14.17%
gross profit rate ( gross profit / net sales ) =27800/83000 =41000/127000
33.49% 32.28%
workings 1
computation of sale revenue of 'CV' company
   net sales = sales revenue - sales return allowances
   sale revenue = net sales + sales return and allowances
                               = 127000 - 5000 $ 132000
workings 2
computation of sales returns and allowances of 'S' company
   net sales = sales revenue - sales return allowances
    sales returns and allowances = sales revenue - net sales
                                                                = 90800 - 83000 $ 7800
workings 3
computation of costs of goods sold of 'CV' company
   gross profit = net sales - cost of goods sold
                         
   cost of goods sold = net sales - gross profit
                                         = 127000 - 41000 $ 86000
workings 4
computation of gross profit of 'S' company
   gross profit = net sales - cost of goods sold
                            = 83000 - 55200 $ 27800
workings 5
computation of operating exepnses of 'CV' company
   net income = gross profit - operating expenses
   operating expenses = gross profit - net income
                                             = 41000 - 18000 $ 23000
workings 6
computation of net income of 'S' company
   net income = gross profit - operating expenses
                            = 27800 -14580 $ 13220

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