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On October 1, 2020, Win Company consigned 240 posters to JAA Inc. with original cost of P1,000 each. Win policy in setting its selling price is 160% mark-up on cost. Freight on shipment was paid by JAA Company for P12,000. Any costs incurred by the consignee in relation to the consigned goods are all reimbursable. On December 17, JAA Inc. submitted an account sales and remitted P230,400 after deducting 12% commissions, selling expense of P10,000 and any reimbursable cost.
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