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IDIS 240 Final Exam – Vestal Exam Questions And Answers 100% Pass. Cash Flow - AnswerCash in bank > purchased inventory > sold inventory > accounts receivable > cash in bank List Price - AnswerThe retail price listed selling price - Answerlist price - trade discounts Net price - Answer= selling price - allowable discounts (cash discounts) Net Sale Cost of Good Sold (COGS) - Answer= Cost of Merchandise + Freight from Manufacturer Trade Discounts - Answerspecify term of sale and change of price with how they see fit. Cash Discounts - Answergiven to encourage buyers to promote payment promptly. Special Orders - Answerinstructions given by the buyer on how to deliver or manufacture the order. Minimum Order vs. Freight Allowed - AnswerMinimum order: The minimum amount you can order from a manufacturer Freight Allowed: manufacture pays for the shipping and just adds to the cost. Claims - Answerrequest for payment from the insurance company to cover financial losses. Returns - Answergoods returned to the business that sold them Operating Expense (OE) - Answerall costs needed to provide necessary services. SG&A - AnswerSelling, General and Administrative Expense EBITDA: Earnings before interest, Taxes, depreciation, and amortization - Answer= Margin - OE - SG&A © EVERLY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2 | P a g e EBIT - AnswerEBITDA - Depreciation and Amortization Interest Expense - AnswerNot part of operating cost NPBT - AnswerNet profit before taxes NPAT - AnswerNet profit after taxes Accounts payable - AnswerMoney the distributor owes the manufacturer Accounts Receivable - Answermoney the customer owes us Days Sales Outstanding - AnswerReceivable Dollars * (365/sales) Inventory - AnswerWhat we have on hand to sell Inventory Turn - Answer= (COGS from inventory / Average Warehouse Inventory) Gross Margin Return on Inventory Investment (GMROII) - Answer= (Gross Margin Dollars Earned on Warehouse Sales/ Average Warehouse inventory) COGS - Answer= Cost of Merchandise + Freight from Manufacturer FOB Destination - Answermanufacturer pays for the freight FOB Shipping Point - Answerdistributor pays for the freight Cost of Merchandise - AnswerTrade Discounts Trade Pricing Commodity Pricing Deviations from the Price of the Merchandise Trade Discounts - AnswerUsually a discount off of a published list price or other published price. Trade Pricing - AnswerAlso know as other names such as "matrix pricing" or just "pricing". Two drivers to growth of this type Increasing complexity System capabilities Commodity - AnswerProducts that have very little measurable difference between suppliers. Pure commodities are typically refer to raw materials such as copper, gold, chemicals, etc. Commoditization - AnswerDifference between products has narrowed over time. Common among products that have pure commodities as a large portion of the finished product.

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IDIS 240 Final Exam – Vestal Exam
Questions And Answers 100% Pass.


Cash Flow - Answer✔Cash in bank > purchased inventory > sold inventory > accounts
receivable > cash in bank
List Price - Answer✔The retail price listed

selling price - Answer✔list price - trade discounts
Net price - Answer✔= selling price - allowable discounts (cash discounts)
Net Sale
Cost of Good Sold (COGS) - Answer✔= Cost of Merchandise + Freight from Manufacturer
Trade Discounts - Answer✔specify term of sale and change of price with how they see fit.

Cash Discounts - Answer✔given to encourage buyers to promote payment promptly.

Special Orders - Answer✔instructions given by the buyer on how to deliver or manufacture the
order.
Minimum Order vs. Freight Allowed - Answer✔Minimum order:
The minimum amount you can order from a manufacturer


Freight Allowed:
manufacture pays for the shipping and just adds to the cost.
Claims - Answer✔request for payment from the insurance company to cover financial losses.
Returns - Answer✔goods returned to the business that sold them

Operating Expense (OE) - Answer✔all costs needed to provide necessary services.

SG&A - Answer✔Selling, General and Administrative Expense
EBITDA: Earnings before interest, Taxes, depreciation, and amortization - Answer✔= Margin -
OE - SG&A


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EBIT - Answer✔EBITDA - Depreciation and Amortization

Interest Expense - Answer✔Not part of operating cost
NPBT - Answer✔Net profit before taxes

NPAT - Answer✔Net profit after taxes

Accounts payable - Answer✔Money the distributor owes the manufacturer
Accounts Receivable - Answer✔money the customer owes us

Days Sales Outstanding - Answer✔Receivable Dollars * (365/sales)

Inventory - Answer✔What we have on hand to sell
Inventory Turn - Answer✔= (COGS from inventory / Average Warehouse Inventory)
Gross Margin Return on Inventory Investment (GMROII) - Answer✔= (Gross Margin Dollars
Earned on Warehouse Sales/ Average Warehouse inventory)
COGS - Answer✔= Cost of Merchandise + Freight from Manufacturer
FOB Destination - Answer✔manufacturer pays for the freight

FOB Shipping Point - Answer✔distributor pays for the freight

Cost of Merchandise - Answer✔Trade Discounts
Trade Pricing
Commodity Pricing
Deviations from the Price of the Merchandise
Trade Discounts - Answer✔Usually a discount off of a published list price or other published
price.
Trade Pricing - Answer✔Also know as other names such as "matrix pricing" or just "pricing".
Two drivers to growth of this type
Increasing complexity
System capabilities
Commodity - Answer✔Products that have very little measurable difference between suppliers.


Pure commodities are typically refer to raw materials such as copper, gold, chemicals, etc.
Commoditization - Answer✔Difference between products has narrowed over time. Common
among products that have pure commodities as a large portion of the finished product.

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