| CALCULATION OF PROFIT (LOSS) ON SALE OF ANTIQUES ON CREDIT | |
| PARTICULARS | AMOUNT |
| Sales | £ 61,000 |
| Less: | |
| Total Expenses | £ 37,000 |
| Profit | £ 24,000 |
| Answer = Profit = | £ 24,000 |
Consider the overall effects on Moore of selling antiques on credit for £61,000 and incurring expenses...
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