FIFO | ||||
Date | Units | rate | Ending inventory | |
1-Mar | Beginning inventory | 2100 | $ 0.70 | 2100 |
3-Mar | purchases | 2500 | $ 0.74 | 4600 |
5-Mar | sales | 2300 | $ 1.05 | 2300 |
10-Mar | purchases | 4000 | $ 0.81 | 6300 |
20-Mar | purchases | 2400 | $ 0.89 | 8700 |
30-Mar | sales | 5100 | $ 1.25 | 3600 |
FIFO | Ending Inventory | =(2400*0.89)+(1200*0.81) | 3108 | |
LIFO | Ending Inventory | =((200*0.74)+(2100*0.70)+(1300 *0. 81)) | 2671 |
FIFO | LIFO | |
Sales Revenue | 8790 | 8790 |
Cost of goods available for sale | 8696 | 8696 |
Ending inventory | 3108 | 2671 |
Cost of goods sold | 5588 | 6025 |
Gross profit / (loss) | 3202 | 2765 |
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3
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5
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10
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March
20
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