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Fill in the missing amounts. Windsor, Inc. Sheridan Company Sales revenue $82,000 $ Sales returns and allowances 6000 4,200 Net sales 76,000 92,000 Cost of goods sold 52,440 Gross profit 23560 33,120 Operating expenses 13,680 Net income enter a total net income 12,880
Calculate the profit margin and the gross profit rate for each company.

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Windsor, Inc. Sheridan Company

Sales revenue $82,000 $96,200

Sales returns and allowances $6000 $4,200

Net sales $76,000 $92,000

Cost of goods sold $52,440 $58,880

Gross profit $23,560 $33,120

Operating expenses $13,680 $20,240

Net income $9,880 $12,880

Profit Margin 13% 14%

Gross Profit Rate 31% 36%

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Windsor, Inc.

Net Income = Gross profit - Operating Expenses = $23,560 - $13,680 = $9,880

Profit Margin = ( Net Profit / Net Sales ) x 100 = ( $9,880 / $76,000 ) x 100 = 13%

Gross Profit rate = ( Gross profit / Net Sales ) x 100 = ( $23,560 / $76,000 ) x 100 = 31%

Sheridan Company

Net Sales = Gross Sales - Sales returns and allowances

$92000 = Gross Sales - $4,200

Gross Sales = $92,000 + $4,200 = $96,200

Gross profit = Net sales - Cost of Goods Sold

$33,120 = $92,000 - COGS

COGS = $92,000 - $33,120

COGS = $58,880

Net income = Gross profit - Operating Expenses

$12,880 = 33,120 - Operating Expenses

Operating Expenses = $12,880 - $33,120 = $20,240

Profit Margin = ( Net Profit / Net Sales ) x 100 = ( $12,880 / $92,000 ) x 100 = 14%

Gross Profit rate = ( Gross profit / Net Sales ) x 100 = ( $33,120 / $92,000 ) x 100 = 36%

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