Codify Lighting has the following groups of inventory and net realizable value for its light fixtures (10 marks):
Cost NRV
Ceiling Lights $23,500 $18,100
Chandeliers 17,500 15,100
Table Lamps 19,300 21,800
Floor Lamps 16,000 19,400
Desk Lamps 8,700 6,200
Total Inventory $85,000 $80,600
Instructions
(a) Determine the lower of cost and net realizable value of the ending inventory for Codify Lighting. (8 marks)
(b) Prepare the journal entry required, if any, to record the adjustments from cost to net realizable value. (2 marks)
Codify Lighting has the following groups of inventory and net realizable value for its light fixtures...
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