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- 4 Suppose the following table applies to the manufacture of wooden desks: Agent Purchase Price Sale Price Value Added Tax Paid (VAT=30%) Logger $0 $55 _________ _________ Manufacturer $55 $150 _________ _________ Retailer $150 $350 __________ _________ a. Complete the table assuming a value-added tax of 30% (subtraction method). What is the total tax revenue? b. How does this revenue compare to a sales tax of 30% levied only on the retailer? Which of the two tax collection methods is easier to avoid? Why?GB SalesRevenue 16800 Purchases 12800 Gross Profit 4000 Selling Expenses 2000 Admin Cost 7200 Operating Loss 5200 b) Calculate mark-up (in percentage to 2 decimal places) c) Calculate the margin as a % to 1 decimal place d) What is the operating profit margin percentage if the admin cost is reduced by 60%? Show this to 1 decimal place e) Define the following and provide respective examples with numeric calculations where possible: Trade discountBulk discountEarly settlement discount f) If a company has a mark-up of 37% and sales revenue of £163,970, then what is the cost of sales in whole £’s? g) If a company has a net margin of 15%, gross margin of 35% and costs of sale of £25,000, then what is the sales revenue and overhead?Star LLC sells three products-X, Y, Z. The following information was available at the year-end: X Y Z $per unit $per unit $per unitOriginal cost 10 11 12Estimated selling price 15 14 15Agent’s commission fee (sales-related cost) 7 2 4Units of inventory 20 30 10The value of inventory at the year-end should be:A. $650B. $600C. $725D. $855
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