FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Using the following information, what is the cost of goods sold?
Purchases | $32,282 | Selling expense | $955 | |
Inventory, September 1 | 7,698 | Inventory, September 30 | 2,640 | |
Administrative expense | 525 | Sales | 52,858 | |
Rent revenue | 1,044 | Interest expense | 893 |
a.$893
b.$31,176
c.$37,340
d.$14,993
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Cost of goods sold: It refers to the cost incurred by a company that is directly related to producing the goods to be sold. The cost of goods sold normally includes the materials and labor directly that is used for the creation of the products. It is also called the cost of sales.
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