FIFO method : | |||||||||
Date | Purchase | Sale ( at cost ) | Balance | ||||||
Units | Unit cost | Total cost | Units | Unit cost | Total cost | Units | Unit cost | Total cost | |
January 1 | 530 | 55 | 29150 | ||||||
January 10 | 530 | 60 | 31800 | 530 | 55 | 29150 | |||
530 | 60 | 31800 | |||||||
January 12 | 530 | 55 | 29150 | 240 | 60 | 14400 | |||
290 | 60 | 17400 | |||||||
January 20 | 1060 | 64 | 67840 | 240 | 60 | 14400 | |||
1060 | 64 | 67840 | |||||||
January 28 | 240 | 60 | 14400 | 650 | 64 | 41600 | |||
410 | 64 | 26240 |
Ending inventory | 41600 |
Cost of goods sold = 29150 + 17400 + 14400 + 26240 | 87190 |
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purchase 100 units $50 each
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3.no activity
4. no activity
5. ourchase 400 units $55 each
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7. no activity
8 nothing
9 sales 420 units $85 each
10-17. nothing
18. purchase 120 units $60 each
19-24 nothing
25 purchase 200 $62 each
26-28 nothing
29 sales 160 $95 each
30-31 nothing
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