Beginning Merchandise Inventory $11,20,000 Sales commission $ 5,850 Direct wage $ 1, 00,000 Other direct Expenses $1000 Factory Rent $ 11,000 Factory Building depreciation $ 20,000 Office managers salary $ 18,000 Advertising $ 5,900 Sales discount $2,500 Sales [?] Closing Merchandise Inventory $1,15,000 Merchandise purchased $ 2, 10,000 Purchase returns $ 15,000 Purchase allowance $5,000 Freight in $ 11,000 Ereight out $15.000

Beginning Merchandise Inventory $11,20,000 Sales commission $ 5,850 Direct wage $ 1, 00,000 Other direct Expenses $1000 Factory Rent $ 11,000 Factory Building depreciation $ 20,000 Office managers salary $ 18,000 Advertising $ 5,900 Sales discount $2,500 Sales [?] Closing Merchandise Inventory $1,15,000 Merchandise purchased $ 2, 10,000 Purchase returns $ 15,000 Purchase allowance $5,000 Freight in $ 11,000 Ereight out $15.000

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1Q

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