B. 1. No. of units in closing inventory = 160 units
Closing Inventory = Opening Inventory + Purchases - Sales
= 200 + (150 + 200 + 150) - 540
= 160 units
B. 2. COGS = $3,870 ; Ending Inventory = $1,430
Value of Inventory and Purchases = (200 * $6.5) + [(150 * $7) + (200 * $8) + (150 * $9)]
= $1,300 + ($1,050 + $1,600 + $1,350)
= $5,300
Value of Closing Inventory (FIFO) = 150 units @ $9 each + 10 units @ $8 each
= $1,350 + $80
= $1,430
COGS = Value of opening Inventory + Value of purchases - Value of Closing Inventory
= $5,300 - $1,430
= $3,870
B. 3. COGS = $4,088 ; Ending Inventory = $1,212
Weighted Average cost per unit = Value of opening stock and purchases / No. on Units in opening inventory and purchases
= $5,300 / 700 units
= $7.57
COGS = 540 units @ $7.57 each i.e. $4,088
Value of closing inventory = 160 units @ $7.57 each i.e. $1,212
C (a) $109,800
The salary are charged on accrual basis to the income statement. Therefore, cost of salaries will be calculated as
Cost of salaries = Cost of 8 employees @ $13,200 per annum each + Cost of 1 trainee for 6 months @ $8,400 per annum
= (8 * $13,200) + ($8,400 / 2)
= $105,600 + $4,200
= $109,800
C. (b) $108,300
The salary actually received by the staff will be from December, 2017 to November, 2018
Salaries Received by employees =(One month salaries @12,000 per annum + Eleven Month salary @ $13,200 per annum) * 8
= [$1,000 + ($1,100 * 11)] * 8
= $13,100 * 8
= $104,800
Salary received by trainee = Five months salary @ $8,400 per annum i.e. $3,500
Total salaries received by employees = $104,800 + $3,500
= $108,300
D
1. c. $325,000
Explanation:
Gross Profit = Sales + Closing Inventory - Purchases
= $500,000 + $75,000 - $250,000
= $325,000
2. c. $129,000
Explanation:
Current assets = Cash + Inventory + Accounts Receivable
(Vehicle is a fixed asset and cannot be classified as current asset)
Current assets = $110,000 + $15,000 + $4,000
= $129,000
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