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Gross Profit Method

The gross profit method is used for interim financial statements as part of a periodic inventory system. Inventory is valued at retail, and the average gross profit percentage is used to determine the inventory cost for the interim financial statements. The gross profit percentage is known and is used to calculate the cost of goods sold. See also interim financial reporting.

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