The document contains information about costs of goods sold (COGS), purchases, and net profit calculations for a business. It states that COGS is 75% of sales of P50,000. It provides the gross and net purchase amounts and any applicable discounts or returns. It then asks to calculate: 1) operating expenses given net profit of P800, 2) COGS using perpetual inventory, 3) COGS using periodic inventory, and 4) net purchase. The solutions show operating expenses of P11,700, COGS of P35,000 and P18,000, and net purchase of P18,000.
The document contains information about costs of goods sold (COGS), purchases, and net profit calculations for a business. It states that COGS is 75% of sales of P50,000. It provides the gross and net purchase amounts and any applicable discounts or returns. It then asks to calculate: 1) operating expenses given net profit of P800, 2) COGS using perpetual inventory, 3) COGS using periodic inventory, and 4) net purchase. The solutions show operating expenses of P11,700, COGS of P35,000 and P18,000, and net purchase of P18,000.
The document contains information about costs of goods sold (COGS), purchases, and net profit calculations for a business. It states that COGS is 75% of sales of P50,000. It provides the gross and net purchase amounts and any applicable discounts or returns. It then asks to calculate: 1) operating expenses given net profit of P800, 2) COGS using perpetual inventory, 3) COGS using periodic inventory, and 4) net purchase. The solutions show operating expenses of P11,700, COGS of P35,000 and P18,000, and net purchase of P18,000.
Statement 1. The COGS is 75% of the Sales worth P. 50, 000.
Statement ll. The Gross Purchase is P. 35, 000 while its Net Purchase is P. 18, 000 Statement lll. The Purchase discount is P. 7, 000 while its Purchase return is P. 15, 000 Statement lV. The beginning and the ending is the same at P. 3, 000
Compute for the following: (SHOW YOUR SOLUTION)
1. Using the given in Statement l, what is the operating expense if the net profit is P. 800 2. COGS in Perpetual 5. Operating expense when net profit is P. 1, 000 (used the COGS in Perpetual) 3. COGS in Periodic 6. Net Profit or Net Loss when operating expense is the value equivalent to the Freight in 4. Net Purchase (used the COGS in Periodic)
Opex when net profit is P. 800
1) Sales P. 50, 000 COGS 37, 500 (75% of the Sales) Gross Profit 12, 500 Operating Expense 11, 700 Net Profit 800 COGS in Perpetual 2) Beginning Merch Inv P. 3, 000 Add: Gross Purchase P. 35, 000 = Goods available for sale P. 38, 000 Less: Ending Merch Inv P. 3, 000 =Cost of Goods Sold P. 35, 000 COGS in Periodic 3) Beginning Merch Inv P. 3, 000 Add: Net Purchase 18, 000 = Goods available for sale P. 21, 000 Less: Ending Merch Inv P. 3, 000 = Cost of Goods Sold P. 18, 000
Gross Purchase Add: Freight in Less: Purchase discount Purchase returns and allowances = Net Purchase
4) Net Purchase= P. 18, 000
5) Sales P. 50, 000
COGS P. 35, 000 Gross Profit P. 15, 000 Operating Expense P. 14, 000 Net Profit P. 1, 000
6) Sales P. 50, 000
COGS P. 35, 000 Gross Profit P. 15, 000 Operating Expense P. 14, 000 Net Profit P. 1, 000