A company shows the following balances: Cost of goods sold $217,000 Income tax expense 33,600 Operating expenses 172,000 Sales 550,000 Sales discounts 12,000 Sales returns and allowances 37,000 What is the gross profit margin? 1) 56.7%. 2) 34.3%. 3) 43.3%. 4) 39.5%.

A company shows the following balances: Cost of goods sold $217,000 Income tax expense 33,600 Operating expenses 172,000 Sales 550,000 Sales discounts 12,000 Sales returns and allowances 37,000 What is the gross profit margin? 1) 56.7%. 2) 34.3%. 3) 43.3%. 4) 39.5%.

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A company shows the following balances:
Cost of goods sold
$217,000
Income tax expense
33,600
Operating expenses
172,000
Sales
550,000
Sales discounts
12,000
Sales returns and allowances 37,000
What is the gross profit margin?
1) 56.7%.
2) 34.3%.
3) 43.3%.
4) 39.5%.

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