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Business, 21.03.2020 10:32 riplilsnupe023

During the past year, the company’s financial results reflected the following: Selling, general, and administrative expenses of 200,000 Net sales of 1,200,000 Interest expense of 100,000 Research & development expense of 50,000 Cost of goods sold of 800,000 Income tax expense of 17,500 Calculate operating income $ for the year.

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