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Purchase Discounts
A deduction from the original purchase price allowed by the seller to the buyer, typically for early payment or bulk purchasing.
Merchandise Inventory
Goods held by a retailer or wholesaler that are available for sale to customers.
Perpetual Inventory System
A method of accounting for inventory that records sales and purchases of inventory immediately through the use of computer systems.
Cost of Merchandise Sold
A reiteration focusing on the total expenses incurred by a company to sell its merchandise, including the cost of the goods themselves and any additional costs related to their sale.
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