AB Ltd.'s gross purchases were $8,000, net purchases account for an average 10% discount on all items purchased and 5% of item were returned due to wrong specifications during the year. Also during the year the net sales were $7,805. Required 1: If beginning and ending inventory are zero (Just in time), AB's cost of good solf for the period must have been: $ Required 2: AB's Purchase Return and Allowances for the period must have been: $1 Required 3: AB's Purchase Discounts for the period must have been: $ Required 4: AB's Net Puchases for the period must have been: $ Required 5: AP's Groce Profit on Salor in dollars for the period must have boon: $

AB Ltd.'s gross purchases were $8,000, net purchases account for an average 10% discount on all items purchased and 5% of item were returned due to wrong specifications during the year. Also during the year the net sales were $7,805. Required 1: If beginning and ending inventory are zero (Just in time), AB's cost of good solf for the period must have been: $ Required 2: AB's Purchase Return and Allowances for the period must have been: $1 Required 3: AB's Purchase Discounts for the period must have been: $ Required 4: AB's Net Puchases for the period must have been: $ Required 5: AP's Groce Profit on Salor in dollars for the period must have boon: $

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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