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Merchandising Business

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Merchandising Income Statement


Net Sales Cost of Goods Sold Gross Margin Operating Expenses Net Operating Margin

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Merchandising Income Statement


Other Revenues and Expenses Net Income before Taxes Income Tax Expense Net Income

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Net Sales
Sales Total or gross sales of merchandise Trade discounts Percentage reduction from list price Sales returns and allowances Reduction of price after sale Return of unacceptable merchandise

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Net Sales
Sales Discounts Discount for payment within a stated period 2/10, n/30 2% discount if paid within 10 days Gross amount due in 30 days

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Net Sales
Gross sales revenue Deduct: Sales returns and allowances Sales discounts Net sales revenues

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Merchandise Inventory Systems


Periodic inventory system Determine cost of goods sold and inventory balance only at end of each accounting period Perpetual inventory system Determine cost of goods sold and inventory balance after each sale.

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Cost of Goods Sold: Periodic


Merchandise inventory, beginning Purchases Transportation in Gross delivered cost of purchases Deduct: Purchases returns and allowances Purchases discounts Net cost of purchases Cost of goods available for sale Deduct: Merchandise inventory, ending Cost of goods sold
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Purchases
Records the cost of all merchandise bought for resale Recorded at invoice cost

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Transportation In
FOB shipping point Buyer is owner during transit and is responsible for transportation costs FOB destination Seller is owner during transit and is responsible for transportation costs

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Purchases Returns and Allowances


Contra account to purchases Records Price concessions after purchase Returns of merchandise

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Purchases Discounts
Contra account to purchases Records Cash discounts allowed for payments within discount period

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Net Cost of Purchases


Purchases Transportation in Gross delivered cost of purchases Deduct: Purchases returns and allow Purchases discounts Net cost of purchases

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Merchandise Inventory
Cost of merchandise on hand Amount determined by Physical count of units on hand Pricing at respective costs

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Cost of Goods Sold: Periodic


Merchandise inventory, beginning Purchases Transportation in Gross delivered cost of purchases Deduct: Purchases returns and allowances Purchases discounts Net cost of purchases Cost of goods available for sale Deduct: Merchandise inventory, ending Cost of goods sold
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Gross Margin on Sales


Difference between net sales and cost of goods sold Gross means must still deduct expenses

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Operating Expenses
Selling expenses Expenses incurred in advertising, selling, and delivering General and administrative expenses Other operating expenses such as office expenses, computer services, and executive salaries

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Net Operating Margin


Gross margin Less operating expenses

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Other Revenue and Expenses


Revenues and expenses that do not relate to the principal activity of the business Separation permits calculation of net operating margin without influence of these nonoperating items

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Income Tax Expense


Corporations must pay taxes on income Calculation prescribed by federal and state laws

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Net Price Method


Purchases discounts lost method Record the purchase at invoice price less cash discount If paid after discount period lapses, extra cost recorded as Purchases Discount Lost

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Analyzing Information
Are net sales increasing or decreasing? What is percentage change in net sales? Is percentage of cost of goods sold to net sales increasing or decreasing?

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Analyzing Information
Is gross margin percent increasing or decreasing? Is percentage of operating expenses to net sales increasing or decreasing? Is gross margin percent increasing or decreasing?

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