corporation's books disclosed the following. Beginning inventory $ 183,500 Sales revenue $683,600 Purchases for the year 358,400 Sales returns 22,800 Purchase returns 30,000 Rate of gross profit on net sales 30 % Merchandise with a selling price of $ 23,100 remained undamaged after the fire. Damaged merchandise with an ori of $ 15,000 hada net realizable value of $ 5,800. Comp amount Fthe loss as a resu the fire assuming that the corporation had no insurance coverage

corporation's books disclosed the following. Beginning inventory $ 183,500 Sales revenue $683,600 Purchases for the year 358,400 Sales returns 22,800 Purchase returns 30,000 Rate of gross profit on net sales 30 % Merchandise with a selling price of $ 23,100 remained undamaged after the fire. Damaged merchandise with an ori of $ 15,000 hada net realizable value of $ 5,800. Comp amount Fthe loss as a resu the fire assuming that the corporation had no insurance coverage

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Description: Ayayai Company lost most of its inventory in a fire in December just before the year-end physical inventory was taken. Thecorporation's books disclosed the following.Beginning inventory$ 183,500Sales revenue$683,600Purchases for the year358,400Sales

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