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Kobotan
19 days ago
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Peters Manufacturing Company has the following data at June 30, 2019:

Business
1 answer:
arsen [3.2K]19 days ago
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Answer:

Gross Profit                      $ 74,000

Cost of Goods sold                                   $ 506,000

Explanation:

Income Statement of Peters Manufacturing Company

as of June 30, 2019

Sales Revenue                                    $580,000

Total production costs    430,000

Add Work in process inventory from June 1 18,100

Cost of Goods Available for Manufacturing  548,100

Subtract Work in process inventory as of June 30 30,400

Cost Of Goods Manufactured  517,700

Add Finished goods inventory from June 1 43,500

Cost Of Goods Available for Sale  561,200

Subtract Finished goods inventory as of June 30 55,200

Cost of Goods sold                                   $ 506,000

Gross Profit                      $ 74,000

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