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3 years ago

Garza company had sales of $144,200, sales discounts of $2,175, and sales returns of $3,460. garza company's net sales equals:

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I would say that Garza company would have net sales of $138565 because the sales discounts of $2175 and the returns of $3460 would have to be subtracted from the total $144,200 to get the $138,565 actual net income to Garza.

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