| Income statement data | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 |
| Sales revenue | 100766 | 91187 | 85509 |
| Cost of goods sold | 30254 | 29182 | 27550 |
| Gross profit | 70512 | 62005 | 57959 |
| Operating expense | 66186 | 58355 | 54985 |
| Net income | 4326 | 3650 | 2974 |
| Balance sheet data | |||
| Inventory | 10192 | 15288 | 12750 |
| Accounts payable | 6760 | 4784 | 4160 |
| Additional information | |||
| Purchase of inventory on account | 26926 | 34278 | 25012 |
| Cash payments to suppliers | 26198 | 32302 | 25636 |
| Gross profit rate = gross profit/ sales revenue | 69.98% | 68.00% | 67.78% |
| Profit margin = Net income / sales revenue | 4.29% | 4.00% | 3.48% |
| a) Cost of Goods Sold=100766-70512=30254 |
| b) Net Income =70512-66186=$4326 |
| c) Inventory= Beg Inventory+ Purchase - Cost of Goods Sold |
| =13520+26926-30254 |
| d) Payment to Supplier= Beg AP+ Pur-End AP |
| =6032+26926-6760=26198 |
| e) Sales Reveue =GP+ COGS |
| =29182+62005=91187 |
| f) Operating Exp:-GP- Net Income |
| =62005-3650= 58355 |
| g) Pur= End Inventory+ Cost of Goods Sold- Beg Inventory |
| =15288+29182-10192 |
| h) Payment to Supplier= Beg AP+ Pur-End AP |
| =6760+34278-4784 |
| i): GP=85509-27550= 57959 |
| j)Net Income =57959-54985= 2974 |
| k) End Inventory= Purchase -Cost of Goods Sold+Beg Inventory |
| =25012-27550+15288=12750 |
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