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Question 11 Grouper Outdoor Stores Inc. uses a perpetual inventory system and has a beginning inventory, as at April 1, of 14
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  • Units sold = 79 + 261 + 200 = 540 units

FIFO

Cost of Goods available for sale

Cost of Goods Sold

Ending Inventory

Units

Cost/unit

COG for sale

Units sold

Cost/unit

COGS

Units

Cost/unit

Ending inventory

Beginning units

51

$              210.00

$                      10,710.00

51

$             210.00

$               10,710.00

0

$              210.00

$                         -  

Beginning units

98

$              225.00

$                      22,050.00

98

$             225.00

$               22,050.00

0

$              225.00

$                         -  

Apr 10 Purchase

205

$              272.00

$                      55,760.00

205

$             272.00

$               55,760.00

0

$              272.00

$                         -  

Apr 24 Purchase

307

$              289.00

$                      88,723.00

186

$             289.00

$               53,754.00

121

$              289.00

$          34,969.00

TOTAL

661

$                    177,243.00

540

$            142,274.00

121

$          34,969.00

  • Cost of Goods Sold = $ 142274
  • Ending Inventory = $ 34969
  • Gross Profit and Gross Profit margin

FIFO

Sales Revenue [540 units x $ 420]

$ 226,800.00

(-) Cost of Goods Sold (as calculated above)

$ 142,274.00

Gross Profit

$    84,526.00

Gross profit margin [$84526 / 226800]

37.27%

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