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Business, 12.03.2021 15:20 angelina6836

Brought in $40,000 of revenue. The cost of goods sold was $12,800. They have 2 full-time employees who each make $3,500/month and 1 part-time employee who makes $1,000/month. The rent on the facility is $1,800/month. They paid $500 in various utility bills, $1,500 for advertising, $500 for insurance, and $450 is allocated for depreciation. Assume taxes are $3,840. Please list the monetary value of the following; Total Revenue,
Cost of Goods Sold,
Gross Profit,
Salaries,
Rent,
Utilities,
Advertising,
Insurance,
Depreciation,
Total Operating Expenses,
Taxes,
Net Profit.

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