Income statement; profit percentage. The Shelikoff Company submits the following informa- n on December 31, 19--: $314,000 Sales for the year... Inventories at the beginning of the year: Finished goods Work in process Materials Purchases of materials for the year Direct labor 5,900 4,600 3,800 140,000 67,350/ ***.. .... Factory overhead: 50% of labor cost Inventories at the end of the year: Finished goods Work in process. 9.270 6,200 4,300 *. .. . . Materials. ...... ....... a....

Income statement; profit percentage. The Shelikoff Company submits the following informa- n on December 31, 19--: $314,000 Sales for the year... Inventories at the beginning of the year: Finished goods Work in process Materials Purchases of materials for the year Direct labor 5,900 4,600 3,800 140,000 67,350/ ***.. .... Factory overhead: 50% of labor cost Inventories at the end of the year: Finished goods Work in process. 9.270 6,200 4,300 *. .. . . Materials. ...... ....... a....

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