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caculate cost of goods sold and gross profit on the basis of cost of cost of goods sold from the following given information:
opening sock is Rs. 40,000; purchases is Rs. 4,20,000; expenses on purchases of Rs. 8,000; expenses on sales of Rs. 15,000; wages of Rs. 30,000; sales of Rs. 6,00,000 and closing stock of Rs. 52,000.
cost of goods sold = Rs4,08,000 ; gross profit = Rs. 5,85,000
cost of goods sold = Rs 4,16,000 ; gross profit = Rs. 4,31,000
cost of goods sold = Rs4,46,000 ; gross profit = Rs.1,46,000
cost of goods sold = Rs4,46,000 ; gross profit = Rs.1,54,000
GIVEN: opening sock is Rs. 40,000; purchases is Rs. 4,20,000; expenses on purchases of Rs. 8,000; expenses on sales of Rs. 15,000; wages of Rs. 30,000; sales of Rs. 6,00,000 and closing stock of Rs. 52,000.
cost of goods sold = opening stock + purchases + expenses on purchase+ wages- closing stock
= Rs. 40,000+ Rs.4,20,000+ Rs.8,000+ Rs.30,000 - Rs. 52,000
= Rs. 4,46,000
Gross profit = sales - cost of goods sold
= Rs.6,00,000 - Rs. 4,46,000
= Rs. 1,54,000
NOTE= expenses on sales will not be considered while computing the cost of goods sold.
By: SWAPNIL AGGARWAL ProfileResourcesReport error
Harpreet Singh
Wages are not clear i.e direct or indirect
Wages are related to factory so if nothing specified are always direct
Kalyani Sisodiya
Mam how salea on expenses are treated.
It would be a part of profit & loss account.
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