Word has gotten around that you know accounting and can explain it well. Jim, another of your friends has a unique business. During the summer, he buys hats that cost $5.00 each and sells them at the beach for $12.00 each. Other than the cost of the hat. his only other expense last summer was $120 for parking. He sold 78 hats last summer. His accountant prepared a financial statement for him and he has several questions about the income statement. He asks: What does the cost of goods sold and gross profit mean? How much gross profit do I make on each hat? Why show both gross profit and net income? If I have hats returned or a give a discount. how will that be shown on the income statement