During Year 8 and Year 9, Sage sold merchandise to Page at a price that provides it
Question:
During Year 8 and Year 9, Sage sold merchandise to Page at a price that provides it with a gross profit of 50%. The Year 9 sale was $10,000. Page's December31, Year 9, inventory contained $2,000. The December31, Year 8, inventory of Page contained $1,000.
Also during Year 9, Page sold merchandise to Sage for $33,600. Paige prices its sales based on a 40%markup on cost. At year end, the portion remaining in Sage inventory was 50%.
Intercompany sales for the year totalled $50,000.
At the end of Year 9, Page owed Sage $500 for merchandise inventory purchased on account. This liability is non-interest bearing.
On December 31, Year 6, Page sold equipment having a cost of $5,000 and accumulated depreciation of $1,000 to Sage for $5,500. The remaining useful life of the equipment at the time of the sale was 10 years.
calculate
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Financial Reporting Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation a strategic perspective
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