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Flounder Inc. is a retailer using a perpetual inventory system. All sales returns from customers result in the goods being returned to inventory. (Assume that the inventory is not damaged.) Assume that there are no credit transactions; all amounts are settled in cash. You are provided with the following information for Flounder Inc. for the month of January.

Date

Description

Quantity

Unit Cost or
Selling Price

Dec.

31

Ending inventory

160

$19

Jan.

2

Purchase

100

23

Jan.

6

Sale

180

38

Jan.

9

Sale return

10

38

Jan.

9

Purchase

75

24

Jan.

10

Purchase return

15

24

Jan.

10

Sale

50

45

Jan.

23

Purchase

100

27

Jan.

30

Sale

120

51

(a)

Using Average cost of goods  method, calculate (i) cost of goods sold, (ii) ending inventory, and (iii) gross profit. (Assume sales returns had a cost of $19 and purchase returns had a cost of $24.)

Cost of goods sold

$

Ending Inventory

$

Gross Profit

$

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Cost of goods sold $7,543.85
Ending inventory $1,964.48
Gross profit $7,286.15

Calculations:

Purchases & Purchase returns Cost of goods sold & Sales returns Ending inventory Average
Date Units Unit cost Total Units Unit cost Total Units U.C Total Unit cost
Dec. 31 160 $19 $3,040.00
Jan.2 Pur. 100 $23.000 $2,300.00 260 $5,340.00 $20.538
Jan.6 Sal. 180 $20.538 $3,696.92 80 $1,643.08 $20.538
Jan.9 S/R -10 $20.538 ($205.38) 90 $1,848.46 $20.538
Jan.9 Pur. 75 $24.000 $1,800.00 165 $3,648.46 $22.112
Jan.10 P/R -15 $22.112 ($331.68) 150 $3,316.78 $22.112
Jan.10 SaL. 50 $22.112 $1,105.59 100 $2,211.19 $22.112
Jan.23 Pur. 100 $27.000 $2,700.00 200 $4,911.19 $24.556
Jan.30 Sal. 120 $24.556 $2,946.71 80 $1,964.48 $24.556
Total 260 $6,468.32 340 $7,543.85 80 $1,964.48 $24.556

Average unit cost = Total cost ÷ Total units

Sales
Jan.6 Sales (180 x $38) $6,840.00
Jan.9 Sales returns (10*$38) ($380.00)
Jan.10 Sales (50 x $45) $2,250.00
Jan.30 Sales (120 x $51) $6,120.00
Total $14,830.00
(Less): Cost of goods sold ($7,543.85)
Gross profit $7,286.15
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