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Chapter 6 Homework Submit your answers in CANVAS before it is due Use the following to answer questions 1-6 Case 4 Case 1 $85
Use the following to answer questions 7 - 17 During September, KM Company sells 9,800 watches for $300.00 each. The company h
Use the following to answer questions 18-21 GOL Inc, begins the year with inventory of $51,200 and ends the year with invento
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1    780,200.00 Beginning Inventory + Purchases (85200+695000)
2      56,200.00 Ending Inventory
3    676,700.00 Beginning Inventory + Purchases (35400+641300)
4    641,300.00 Purchases
5    456,300.00 Cost of good sold = Opening Inventory + Purchase - Closing Inventory
6      85,300.00 Beginning Inventory
Case - 1
Beginning Inventory      85,200.00
Ending Inventory
Purchases    695,000.00
Cost of goods sold    724,000.00
Cost of good sold = Opening Inventory + Purchase - Closing Inventory
724000 = 85200+695000 - closing inventory
724000 + Closing inventory = 780200
Closing Inventory = 780200-724000
                       56,200.00
Case - 2
Beginning Inventory      35,400.00
Ending Inventory      22,000.00
Purchases                     -  
Cost of goods sold    654,700.00
Cost of good sold = Opening Inventory + Purchase - Closing Inventory
654700 = 35400+purchase-22000
654700+22000 = 35400+Purchase
676700 = 35400 + Purchases
Purchases = 676700-35400
                    641,300.00
Case - 3
Beginning Inventory      40,000.00
Ending Inventory      31,200.00
Purchases    447,500.00
Cost of goods sold
Cost of good sold = Opening Inventory + Purchase - Closing Inventory
   456,300.00
Case - 4
Beginning Inventory                     -  
Ending Inventory      41,500.00
Purchases    856,200.00
Cost of goods sold    900,000.00
Cost of good sold = Opening Inventory + Purchase - Closing Inventory
900,000 = Opening Stock + 856200-41500
900,000=opening stock + 814,700
Opening Stock = 900,000-814,700
Opening Stock =      85,300.00
7. Company sales for the period = $2,940,000 (9800*300)
8. Ending Inventory (FIFO) = $40,000
9. Cost of good sold (FIFO) = $1,946,500
10. Gross Profit = $993,500
Calculation under FIFO
Particulars QTY PRICE AMOUNT
Beginning inventory            300.00 $       195.00 $         58,500.00
Purchase 4-Sep        6,000.00 $       198.00 $   1,188,000.00
Purchase 24-Sep        3,700.00 $       200.00 $      740,000.00
Closing Inventory $                        -  
Sales            300.00           195.00             58,500.00
Sales        6,000.00           198.00       1,188,000.00
Sales        3,500.00           200.00           700,000.00
Closing Inventory            200.00
Cost of Goods Sold FIFO
QTY COST AMOUNT
           300.00           195.00             58,500.00
       6,000.00           198.00       1,188,000.00
       3,500.00           200.00           700,000.00
Total       1,946,500.00
Closing Inventory QTY COST AMOUNT
           200.00           200.00             40,000.00
                    -                       -                              -  
Value of closing inventory under FIFO Method                     -               40,000.00
Opening Stock             58,500.00
Purchase       1,928,000.00
Closing Inventory             40,000.00
Cost of Goods Sold       1,946,500.00
Sales=       2,940,000.00
Gross Profit = Sales - Cost of goods sold           993,500.00
11. Ending Inventory (LIFO) = $39,000
12. Cost of good sold (LIFO) = $1,947,500
13. Gross Profit = $992,500
Calculation under LIFO
Particulars QTY PRICE AMOUNT
Beginning inventory            300.00 $       195.00 $         58,500.00
Purchase 4-Sep        6,000.00 $       198.00 $   1,188,000.00
Purchase 24-Sep        3,700.00 $       200.00 $      740,000.00
Closing Inventory $                        -  
Sales        3,700.00           200.00           740,000.00
Sales        6,000.00           198.00       1,188,000.00
Sales            100.00           195.00             19,500.00
Cost of Goods Sold LIFO
QTY COST AMOUNT
       3,700.00           200.00           740,000.00
       6,000.00           198.00       1,188,000.00
           100.00           195.00             19,500.00
Total       1,947,500.00
Closing Inventory QTY COST AMOUNT
           200.00           195.00             39,000.00
Value of closing inventory under LIFO Method            200.00             39,000.00
Opening Stock             58,500.00
Purchase       1,928,000.00
Closing Inventory             39,000.00
Cost of Goods Sold       1,947,500.00
Sales=       2,940,000.00
Gross Profit = Sales - Cost of goods sold           992,500.00
14. Ending Inventory (WA) = $39,730
15. Cost of good sold (WA) = $1,946,770
16. Gross Profit = $993,230
Calculation under Weighted Average Cost
Particulars QTY PRICE AMOUNT
Beginning inventory            300.00 $       195.00 $         58,500.00
Purchase 4-Sep        6,000.00 $       198.00 $   1,188,000.00
Purchase 24-Sep        3,700.00 $       200.00 $      740,000.00
Total Units      10,000.00 $       198.65 $   1,986,500.00
Sales        9,800.00           198.65       1,946,770.00
Cost of Goods Sold LIFO
QTY COST AMOUNT
       9,800.00           198.65       1,946,770.00
Total       1,946,770.00
Closing Inventory QTY COST AMOUNT
           200.00           198.65             39,730.00
Value of closing inventory under Weighted Average Method            200.00             39,730.00
Opening Stock             58,500.00
Purchase       1,928,000.00
Closing Inventory             39,730.00
Cost of Goods Sold       1,946,770.00
Sales=       2,940,000.00
Gross Profit = Sales - Cost of goods sold           993,230.00

17. Large Income is under FIFO method ie = 993,500

18 Net Sales = Sales - retur - Discount
900000-6700-15000                     878,300.00
19 Cost of goods sold = 582300
20 Gross profit = Sales - Cost of sales
Net Sales =                     878,300.00
Cost of sales=                     582,300.00
Gross Profit =                     296,000.00
21 GP Ratio = Gross profit / Sales *100
33.7%
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