FILL - UP THE MISSING AMOUNTS: Sales CGS 40% GP Expenses 320,400 Net Profit 128,400 INSTRUCTIONS: DO NOT USE PESO SIGN AND COMMA IN ENCODING YOUR ANSWERS. IF YOUR ANSWER IS NEGATIVE, ENCODE IT AS (90000), NO COMMA. ALL ANSWERS ARE IN WHOLE AMOUNT, NO CENTS.

FILL - UP THE MISSING AMOUNTS: Sales CGS 40% GP Expenses 320,400 Net Profit 128,400 INSTRUCTIONS: DO NOT USE PESO SIGN AND COMMA IN ENCODING YOUR ANSWERS. IF YOUR ANSWER IS NEGATIVE, ENCODE IT AS (90000), NO COMMA. ALL ANSWERS ARE IN WHOLE AMOUNT, NO CENTS.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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FILL - UP THE MISSING AMOUNTS:
Sales
CGS
40%
GP
Expenses
320,400
Net Profit
128,400
INSTRUCTIONS: DO NOT USE PESO SIGN AND COMMA IN ENCODING YOUR ANSWERS. IF YOUR ANSWER IS
NEGATIVE, ENCODE IT AS (90000), NO COMMA. ALL ANSWERS ARE IN WHOLE AMOUNT, NO CENTS.

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