The income statement of a merchandising company includesa major type of cost that does not appear in the incomestatement of a service-type business. Identify this cost andexplain what it represents.

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Q: How is the accounting cycle different for a merchandising operation, as compared to a service…

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Q: Two categories of expenses for merchandising companies are

A: Option d

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