The marketing department of Cullumber and Company has developed a strategy to increase sales. For every \( \$ 100 \) of purchases made by a customer, the customer receives a \( \$ 5 \) gift card with no expiration date. Cullumber assumes the redemption rate on the gift card is \( 90 \% \). Cullumber has the following information: - Sales of \( \$ 12,800,000 \) for 2025 - Gift card redemptions of \( \$ 76,800 \) for 2025 - Gift card liability at December 31, 2024 of \( \$ 64,000 \) What is the amount of the liability at December 31, 2025? Gift card liability, Dec. 31, 2025 \( \$ \)
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To find out how many gift cards were issued in 2025, we need to know the total sales for 2025 and the gift card issuance rate. According to the information, for every $100 of purchases, a $5 gift card is issued. Therefore, we calculate the total gift cards issued Show more…
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