Chapter 5 P33 of Survey for Accounting 5th edition I am completely lost on filling out the chart from the question.
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The Brick Company had cash sales of $280,000 for 2018, its first year of operation. On April 2, the company purchased 210 units of inventory at $390 per unit. On September, an additional 160 units were purchased for $425 per unit. The company had 110 units on hand at the end of the year. The company's income tax rate is 40%. All transactions are cash transactions.
Effect of Events on Financial Statements
Panel 1: FIFO Cost Flow
Event No. |
Balance Sheet |
Income Statement |
Statement of Cash Flows |
Cash + Inventory = Ret. Earn. |
Rev. – Exp. = Net Income |
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Under FIFO Method, Ending inventory are from last lot 110 units @ 425 = 46750
COGS = All purchases - Ending inventory
= 210*390 + 160*425 - 46750
= 81900 + 68000 - 46750
= 103150
Profit = Revenue - COGS
= 280000 - 103150
= 176850
Income tax = 176850*30%
= 53055
Net income = 176850 - 53055
= 123795
Event No. | Balance Sheet | Income Statement | Statement of Cash Flows |
Cash + Inventory = Ret. Earn. | Rev. – Exp. = Net Income | ||
1 | Cash will be increased by 280000 | Revenue will be increased by 280000 | cash inflow from operating activities will be increased by 280000 |
2 | inventory will be increased by 81900 & cash will be decreased 81900 | NIL | cash will be decreased by 81900 |
3 | inventory will be increased by 68000 & cash will be decreased 68000 | NIL | cash will be decreased by 68000 |
4 | NIL | COGS will be recorded as expense, which decreased revenue 103150 | NIL |
5 | Cash will be decreased by 53055 & from liability side it reduces its current liability | it reduced its net income by 53055 | cash will be decreased by 53055 |
Under LIFO Method, Ending inventory are from last lot 110 units @ 390 = 42900
COGS = All purchases - Ending inventory
= 210*390 + 160*425 - 42900
= 81900 + 68000 - 42900
= 107000
Profit = Revenue - COGS
= 280000 - 107000
= 173000
Income tax = 173000*30%
= 51900
Net income = 173000 - 51900
= 121100
Event No. | Balance Sheet | Income Statement | Statement of Cash Flows |
Cash + Inventory = Ret. Earn. | Rev. – Exp. = Net Income | ||
1 | Cash will be increased by 280000 | Revenue will be increased by 280000 | cash inflow from operating activities will be increased by 280000 |
2 | inventory will be increased by 81900 & cash will be decreased 81900 | NIL | cash will be decreased by 81900 |
3 | inventory will be increased by 68000 & cash will be decreased 68000 | NIL | cash will be decreased by 68000 |
4 | NIL | COGS will be recorded as expense, which decreased revenue 107000 | NIL |
5 | Cash will be decreased by 51900 & from liability side it reduces its current liability | it reduced its net income by 51900 | cash will be decreased by 51900 |
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