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If Sales = Rs.8,00,000, Markup Rate =25% of Cost Calculate Cost of Goods Sold = ? 1. Rs. 640,000 2. Rs. 600,000 3. Rs. 200,000

If Sales = Rs.8,,,  Markup Rate =% of Cost

Calculate Cost of Goods Sold = ?

1. Rs.,

2.  Rs.,

3. Rs.,

 

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Question ajoutée par Sabir Hussain , Accounting Manager , Etihad Aviation Tours & Travels
Date de publication: 2016/05/07
Sara Naeem
par Sara Naeem , Trainee Finance officer , Wah Brass Mill

Good answer with logics By Mr. Taimur so agreed to him.Best of luck.

Salman Taimur
par Salman Taimur , International Accounting Manager , Kpler

In markup we take the profit in reference to Cost, so consider cost is 100% and Selling price is 125%, so when you take 100% of selling price it will become cost, which will be 640, 000.

 

Hope it answers your question.

Anil Lalwani
par Anil Lalwani , Chief Accountant , Al Ahli Hospital

Its No.1, which is Rs.640,000

If cost is 100 the sale will be 125, because markup is 25% on cost

It will be as under

Cost                         Sale

100                          125

 ?                          800,000

 

800,000 X 100

--------------------      =   640,000

        125

We can also verify it as : 25% of 640,000 will be 160,000 and 640,000+160,000 = 800,000   

 

 

 

 

Gayasuddin Mohammed
par Gayasuddin Mohammed , Advocate , Practicing Law before High Court at Hyderabad

answer is option (1) 640,000

i.e 25% of 640,000 = 160,000 + 640,000 = 800,000 is the markup price. Thanks.

Ahsas Ali
par Ahsas Ali , Senior Accountant , Elemeco Contractors

Mark up on cost% e.g. on sale% hence cost of goods sold = Sales - Markup

e.g.% of=