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Cost of Goods Sold and
Interest Expense

by Kim
(South Africa)

(Please note that in the following question R = Rands, which is the South African currency)





a) Sales totaled R15,000,000
b) Cash R370,000
c) Marketable securities R259,000
d) Cash equivalents R250,900
e) Operating profit margin 35%
f) Operating expenses R3,250,000
g) Inventory turnover 6.0
h) There are 365 days in a year
i) The average collection period was 40 days
j) The current ratio is 1.75
k) The total asset turnover 1
l) The debt ratio is 60%
m) Net profit margin 8%
n) Return on equity 20%
o) Tax rate 40%
p) Notes payable R25,000
q) Retained earnings R60,000

CAN ANYONE PLS ANSWER WHAT IS THE AMOUNT FOR COST OF GOODS SOLD AND THE INTEREST EXPENSE?




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Cost of Goods Sold and
Interest Expense

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my guess
by: Anonymous

my calculation is 2.5 million please double check
and would appreciate hearing from you.if you have the answer send to hijaziosama-atyahoo.com

Thanks

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