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Consider the data of the following companies which use the periodic inventory system:

Company

Net Sales Revenue

Beginning Merchandise Inventory

Net Cost of Purchases

Ending Merchandise Inventory

Cost of Goods Sold

Gross Profit

Large

\( 105,000

\) 23,000

\( 59,000

\) 22,000

(a)

$45,000

Small

(b)

27,000

94,000

(c)

99,000

40,000

Medium

96,000

(d)

58,000

24,000

68,000

(e)

Petite

80,000

8,000

(f)

6,500

(g)

44,000

Requirements

1. Supply the missing amounts in the preceding table.

Short Answer

Expert verified

a) $60,000

b) $139,000

c) $22,000

d) $34,000

e) $28,000

f) $34,500

g) $36,000

Step by step solution

01

Missing Value (a)

(a)COGS=NetSalesRevenue-GrossProfit=$105,000-$45,000=$60,000

02

Missing Value (b)

(b)Netsalesrevenue=COGS+GrossProfit=$99,000-$40,000=$139,000

03

Missing Value (c)

(c)EndingInevntory=BeginningInventory+NetPurchase-COGS=$27,000+$94,000-$99,000=$22,000
04

Missing Value (d)

(d)BeginningInevntory=COGS+EndingInventory-NetPurchases=$68,000+$24,000-$58,000=$34,000

05

Missing Value (e)

(e)GrossProfit=NetSalesRevenue-COGS=$96,000-$68,000=$28,000

06

Missing Value (f)

(f)NetPurchases=COGS+EndingInventory-BeginningInevntory=$36,000+$6,500-$8,000=$34,500
07

Missing Value (g)

(g)COGS=NetSalesRevenue-GrossProfit=$80,000-$44,000=$36,000

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