Cullumber Co., a wholesale company, had the following information in its general ledger for the year 2018.- Merchandise purchased for resale: $532,500- Purchase returns: $9,000- Marketing expense: $7,000- Freight-in: $18,900- Interest on notes payable to vendors: $4,700- Freight-out (delivery expense on sales): $22,550- Cash discounts on purchases: $5,390**Question:**What is Cullumber’s inventoriable cost for 2018?**Response:**Cullumber’s inventoriable cost for 2018: $ ________ (Note: To calculate the inventoriable cost, the relevant costs typically include merchandise purchased for resale, less purchase returns, less cash discounts, and adding freight-in charges. Marketing expenses, interest on notes, and freight-out are usually not included in the inventoriable cost.)

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Cullumber Co., a wholesale company, had the following information in its general ledger for the year 2018. Merchandise purchased for resale $ 532,500 Purchase returns 9,000 Marketing expense 7,000 Freight-in 18,900 Interest on notes payable to vendors 4,700 Freight-out (delivery expense on sales) 22,550 Cash discounts on purchases 5,390 What is Cullumber's inventoriable cost for 2018? Cullumber's inventoriable cost for 2018 2$

Cullumber Co., a wholesale company, had the following information in its general ledger for the year 2018. Merchandise purchased for resale $ 532,500 Purchase returns 9,000 Marketing expense 7,000 Freight-in 18,900 Interest on notes payable to vendors 4,700 Freight-out (delivery expense on sales) 22,550 Cash discounts on purchases 5,390 What is Cullumber's inventoriable cost for 2018? Cullumber's inventoriable cost for 2018 2$

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Cullumber Co., a wholesale company, had the following information in its general ledger for the year 2018.

- Merchandise purchased for resale: $532,500
- Purchase returns: $9,000
- Marketing expense: $7,000
- Freight-in: $18,900
- Interest on notes payable to vendors: $4,700
- Freight-out (delivery expense on sales): $22,550
- Cash discounts on purchases: $5,390

**Question:**

What is Cullumber’s inventoriable cost for 2018?

**Response:**

Cullumber’s inventoriable cost for 2018: $ ________

(Note: To calculate the inventoriable cost, the relevant costs typically include merchandise purchased for resale, less purchase returns, less cash discounts, and adding freight-in charges. Marketing expenses, interest on notes, and freight-out are usually not included in the inventoriable cost.)

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