The following information was available from the inventory record of Rich COmpany for January:
A. assuming that rich mainains periodic inventory records, what should be the inventory at Jan 31, using the fifo, lifo, and average cost inventory method, rounded to the nearest dollar.
B. assuming that rich maintains perpetual inventory records, what should be the inventory at Jan 31, using the fifo, lifo, and average cost inventory method, rounded to the nearest dollar? (avg cost method not required for perpetual inventory)
*the cut off words are Balance
1)
Periodic Inventory System
In periodic inventory system the updates are made on periodic basis in regular intervals i.e for a month etc.
Example:
Suppose a company has a begining inventory of 500 units and it purchased inventory during the month on 7th day - 1000 units, 13th day - 500 units and 3rd day - 600 units and sold goods on 5th day - 300 units, 11th - 1200 units and 27th day - 700 units. Then the company will show closing stock on 30th day of the month as (500 + 1000 + 500 + 600) - ( 300 + 1200 +700) = 400 units. It will not update its inventory in real-time as and when any transaction takes place.
Computation of Inventory under FIFO, LIFO, WEIGHTED AVERAGE
FIFO
In FIFO the sale is first exhausted from the units which are purchased earlier. The value of inventory under fifo will be:
Description | Units |
Total sales: | |
Sale on 7th jan | 2500 |
Sale on 31st jan | 3700 |
Total Sales in units | 6200 |
Less: Begining Inventory | 3000 |
Balance | 3200 |
Less: Purchase on jan 6th Jan | 2000 |
Balance | 1200 |
Less: Purchase on 26th jan | 2700 |
Closing Balance on 31st Jan | 1500 units |
Purchase price per unit of inventory on 26th jan | $ 10.71 |
Value of Inventory on 31st jan | $ 16065 |
LIFO
In LIFO the sales is first exhausted from the the units which purchased last and so on. The value of inventory under periodic method will be:
Description | Units |
Total Sales: | |
Sale on 7th jan | 2500 |
Sale on 31st jan | 3700 |
Total Sales | 6200 |
Less: Purchase on 26th jan | 2700 |
Balance | 3500 |
Less: Purchase on 6th jan | 2000 |
Balance | 1500 |
Less: Begining inventory | 3000 |
Closing balance of inventory in units | 1500 |
Value per unit of Begining stock | $ 9.77 |
Value of Closing Inventory on 31st jan | $ 14655 |
Weighted Average Method
In periodic method the weighted average per unit cost will be =
Total Purchase price including begining inventory / Total Purchased units including begining inventory
So, the per unit cost of Inventory will be -
(3000 X 9.77) + ( 2000 X 10.30) + ( 2700 X 10.71) / (3000 + 2000 + 2700) units
= $ 10.24 per unit
Number of units in closing stock = (3000 + 2000 + 2700) - ( 2500 + 3700) = 1500 Units
So, the value of Closing Inventory = (1500 units X $ 10.24 per unit) = $ 15360
2)
Perpetual Inventory System
Under Perpetual Inventory system the inventory is updated as and when any purchase or sales takes place. It is a Real time process. The Point of Sales machines are used to update inventory under perpetual system.
Computation of Inventory under FIFO, LIFO, WEIGHTED AVERAGE METHOD
FIFO
Date | Purchase | Sales | Balance | ||||||
Units | Cost | Amount | Units | Cost | Amount | Units | Cost | Amount | |
1st jan | 3000 | 9.77 | 29310 | ||||||
6th jan | 2000 | 10.30 | 20600 |
3000 2000 |
9.77 10.30 |
29310 20600 |
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7th jan | 2500 | 9.77 | 24425 |
500 2000 |
9.77 10.30 |
4885 20600 |
|||
26th jan | 2700 | 10.71 | 28917 |
500 2000 2700 |
9.77 10.30 10.71 |
4885 20600 28917 |
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31st jan |
500 2000 1200 |
9.77 10.30 10.71 |
4885 20600 28917 |
1500 | 10.71 | 16065 | |||
LIFO
Date | Purchase | Sales | Balance | ||||||
Unit | Cost | mount | Unit | Cost | Amount | Unit | Cost | Amount | |
1st jan | 3000 | 9.77 | 29310 | ||||||
6th jan | 2000 | 10.30 | 20600 |
3000 2000 |
9.77 10.30 |
29310 20600 |
|||
7th jan |
2000 500 |
10.30 9.77 |
20600 4885 |
2500 | 9.77 | 24425 | |||
26th jan | 2700 | 10.71 | 28917 |
2500 2700 |
9.77 10.71 |
24425 28917 |
|||
31st jan |
2700 1000 |
10.71 9.77 |
28917 9770 |
1500 | 9.77 | 14655 | |||
Weighted Average Method
Date | Puirchase | Sales | Balance | ||||||
Unit | Cost | Amount | Unit | Cost | Amount | Unit | Cost | Amount | |
1st jan | 3000 | 9.77 | 29310 | ||||||
6th jan | 2000 | 10.30 | 20600 | 5000 | 9.98 | 49910 | |||
7th jan | 2500 | 9.98 | 24950 | 2500 | 9.98 | 24960 | |||
26th jan | 2700 | 10.71 | 28917 | 5200 | 10.36 | 53877 | |||
31st jan | 3700 | 10.36 | 38332 | 1500 | 10.36 | 15545 | |||
Note
Rate on 6th jan = (29310+20600) / (3000 + 2000) = $ 9.98 per unit
Rate on 26th jan = (24960+28917) / ( 2500+2700) = $10.36 per unit
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