Cost of Goods Sold, or COGS, is the amount a merchandising company paid
for the goods sold during a given period. It's important to know that
this is not price at which the goods were sold but the price at which
they were purchased and the direct cost associated with bringing them to
the salesroom and completing the sale. COGS is used in both reporting
and analyzing sales of companies of all sizes; it is an important part
of the general ledger and also calculating important things such as the
break-even point, or the point where the company will have made a net
profit of $0.
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