Rapoo Inc. sells gift certificates. One-half of the gift certificates outstanding on January 1 unredeemed as of yearend expired during the year. The Unearned Revenue from Gift Certificates account increased to P210,000 at yearend. The gross profit rate based on cost is 25%. Information on gift certificates is shown below: How much of the gift certificates sold during the year was redeemed? How much is the net income for the year arising from the gift certificates?

Rapoo Inc. sells gift certificates. One-half of the gift certificates outstanding on January 1 unredeemed as of yearend expired during the year. The Unearned Revenue from Gift Certificates account increased to P210,000 at yearend. The gross profit rate based on cost is 25%. Information on gift certificates is shown below: How much of the gift certificates sold during the year was redeemed? How much is the net income for the year arising from the gift certificates?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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