Q1 | ||||
Case A | Case B | |||
Sales | $ 635,100 | $ 635,100 | ||
Cost of goods sold | ||||
beginning inventory | $ 32,890 | $ 32,890 | ||
Purchases | $ 188,680 | $ 188,680 | ||
goods available for sale | $ 221,570 | $ 221,570 | ||
ending inventory | $ 117,040 | $ 83,920 | ||
cost of goods sold | $ 104,530 | $ 137,650 | ||
$ 530,570 | $ 497,450 | |||
Operating expenses | $ 188,000 | $ 188,000 | ||
Pre tax income | $ 342,570 | $ 309,450 | ||
Ques 2 | ||||
Case A | Case B | |||
FIFO | LIFO | Difference | ||
Pre tax income | $ 342,570 | $ 309,450 | $ 33,120 | |
ending inventory | $ 117,040 | $ 83,920 | $ 33,120 |
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Units | cost | total cost | |
beg inv | 2990 | $ 11 | $ 32,890 |
Purchase apr 11 | 8800 | $ 9 | $ 79,200 |
purchase june 1 | 7820 | $ 14 | $ 109,480 |
goods available for sale | 19610 | 221570 | |
Case A | Case B | ||
FIFO | LIFO | ||
goods available for sale | 19610 | 19610 | |
Units sold | 10950 | 10950 | |
Ending Inventory | 8660 | 8660 | |
Cost of goods sold | |||
From | |||
(2990*11) | $ 32,890 | ||
(7960*9) | $ 71,640 | ||
$ 104,530 | |||
(7820*14) | $ 109,480 | ||
(3130*9) | $ 28,170 | ||
$ 137,650 | |||
Ending Inventory | $ 117,040 | $ 83,920 | |
221570-104530 | 221570-137650 |
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