William Burris invested $100,000 in an Australian-based franchise, Rent Your Boxes, purchasing three territories in the Washington area. After finding out the company had gone bankrupt, he rallied 10 other franchisees to join him and created a new company, Rent Our Boxes. Assume Rent Our Boxes had net income of $38,302 with net sales of $280,585. What was its profit margin on net sales? (Round your answer to the nearest hundredth percent.) Profit margin

William Burris invested $100,000 in an Australian-based franchise, Rent Your Boxes, purchasing three territories in the Washington area. After finding out the company had gone bankrupt, he rallied 10 other franchisees to join him and created a new company, Rent Our Boxes. Assume Rent Our Boxes had net income of $38,302 with net sales of $280,585. What was its profit margin on net sales? (Round your answer to the nearest hundredth percent.) Profit margin

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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