Expert answer Subject: [Financial Accounting]Arctic Star Industries sold goods on consignment for$200,000. Commission rate 5%rate 5% and consignee'sexpenses $4,000. What is the consignee's payableamount?

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Subject: [Financial Accounting] Arctic Star Industries sold goods on consignment for $200,000. Commission rate 5% rate 5% and consignee's expenses $4,000. What is the consignee's payable amount?