Interpret the data comparing it to the data in December 2017, which year the company perform betterCreate a pie graph for December 2018, using the data from vertical analysis. PARTICULARS31-DEC-1731-DEC-18Net Sales100.00%100.00%Cost of Goods Sold61.76%63.03%Gross Profit38.24%36.97%Administrative Expenses7.76%7.86%Selling ExpensesAdvertisement Expenses1.76%2.10%Other Selling Expenses24.00%21.95%Total Selling Expenses25.76%24.05%Operating Expenses33.53%31.91%Operating Profit4.71%5.06%Other Income3.76%4.83%Other Expenses4.00%2.52%Profit Before Tax4.47%7.37%Income Tax2.24%3.26%Profit After Tax2.24%4.12%

Company has performed better in 2018 Although gross profit % of company has decreased in year 2018…

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Interpret the data comparing it to the data in December 2017, which year the company perform better Create a pie graph for December 2018, using the data from vertical analysis

Financial & Managerial Accounting

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Chapter23: Evaluating Decentralized Operations

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