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trade receivables & trade payables

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  • December 19, 2022 at 10:04 am #674892
    linda268
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    Hello, can u help me explain this exercise ?

    Ann’s cash at bank account for the month of May shows receipts from customers of £4,370 and payments to suppliers of goods for resale of £2,850.
    On 1 May and 31 May Ann owed suppliers £460 and £570 respectively and at 31 May one customer had not paid her invoice of £320.
    Ann had goods on hand at 1 May and 31 May which had cost him £650 and £710 respectively.
    Ann’s gross profit for the month of May is

    A £1,150
    B. £1,790
    C. £2,010
    D. £1,370
    Thank u !

    December 19, 2022 at 3:14 pm #674909
    John Moffat
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    The total sales during the month are 4,370 + 320 = 4,690.

    The total purchases during the month are 2,850 – 460 + 570 = 2,960.

    Therefore the cost of goods sold is 650 + 2,960 – 710 = 2,900

    Therefore the profit for the month is 4,690 – 2,900 = 1,790

    Have you watched my free lectures on this? 🙂

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