400*50= 20,000 COGSUnits available to sale = 400 units
400*50 = 20,000
Ending inventory = 400 units*50 =20,000
LIFO
Beginning Inventory =300*40
COGS
BEG+ Purchase-Ending=COGS
(300*40)+ (700*44) + (800*50)-(400)
Out of 400 units
(300*40)+ (100*44) =Ending Inventory
COGS under LIFO 75200
Units available to sale =400 units. The cost of the units is 75200
Weighted Average Method
Units available to sale = 1800 units
Cost of the units 82800
Average unit cost = 82800/1800= 46
Ending Inventory = 400*46 = 18400
Question # 3.
Answer.
A.
Inventory 2000
Payable2000
Acc. Receivables2550
Sales2550
C .ending inventory 125 *4 500
Return on the account 75*4 300
Inventory 200*4 800
B.
Purchase account is the account in which all the material that is being purchased is recorded. In the firm the absence of the purchase account is not recorded as the inventory which was unsold was returned back on account which affected the units in the inventory, initially it was 200 units but after the return on the account the available units in the inventory are 125 which cost only 500$. Hence it affected the accounting system of the firm.
Question 4
Answer.
A.
FIFO
COGS
(100*125+50*130+246*140+314*150)
12500+6500+34440+47100=100540
Ending inventory
(400-314=86)*150+74*160=129000+11840=24740
Gross Profit
Sales =710*250=177500
Less Cost of Goods sold =100540
1/3:
Purchase 100 boards @ $125
3/17:
Sold 50 boards @ $130
5/9:
5/9: 246 boards @140
7/3:
400 boards @ $150
10/23:
74 boards @ $160
LIFO
COGS
Purchase
LIFO
74
160
11840
400
150
60000
236
140
33040
Sales
710
104880
Ending Inventory
100
125
12500
50
130
6500
10
140
1400
160
20400
Purchases +beginning-Ending=COGs
COGS
710 units
Purchase and beginning
870
125280
Ending Inventory
160
20400
COGS
710
104880
Sales
710
250
177500
COGS
710
104880
Gross Profit
72620
Weighted Average
Unit's Available 870 units
Average Cost of the units 250
Cost of the Ending Inventory 160*250 =40000
Sales - COGS =Gross Profit
50 - 104880 = 72620 B.
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