ABC International
357 Gravel Hill Rd
Huntington Valley, PA 19006
Sold to: |
Invoice no: |
13-59784 |
Green Co. |
Date: |
2/13/20X6 |
85 North Parkway |
PO: |
500213 |
Newberry, FL 32669 |
Terms: |
Net 30 |
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Product ID |
Description |
Quantity |
Unit price |
Amount |
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745-256 |
Large units |
12,000 |
$10.25 |
$123,000.00 |
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Amount due |
$123,000.00 |
Johnson Manufacturing Co.
157 Moorehead Dr
Anderson, SC 54895
Sold to: |
Invoice no: |
JMC265 |
Green Co. |
Date: |
05/27/20X6 |
85 North Parkway |
PO: |
500527 |
Newberry, FL 32669 |
Terms: |
Net 30 |
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Product ID |
Description |
Quantity |
Unit price |
Amount |
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456253 |
Large units |
15,000 |
9.90 |
$148,500.00 |
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Amount due |
$148,500.00 |
Lawhorn Company
148 South Broadway
Gallipolis, OH 45859
Sold to: |
Invoice no: |
9261946 |
Green Co. |
Date: |
08/18/20X6 |
85 North Parkway |
PO: |
500818 |
Newberry, FL 32669 |
Terms: |
Net 30 |
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Product ID |
Description |
Quantity |
Unit price |
Amount |
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LW2563.25 |
Large units |
14,000 |
$9.50 |
$133,000.00 |
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Amount due |
$133,000.00 |
JSL Inc.
112 Industrial Blvd
Piscataway, NJ 08079
Sold to: |
Invoice no: |
INV523697 |
Green Co. |
Date: |
12/21/20X6 |
85 North Parkway |
PO: |
5001221 |
Newberry, FL 32669 |
Terms: |
Net 30 |
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Product ID |
Description |
Quantity |
Unit price |
Amount |
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745-256 |
Large units |
6,000 |
$9.70 |
$58,200.00 |
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Amount due |
$58,200.00 |
Green Co. |
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Trial Balances (partial) |
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12/31/20X6 |
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Sales (34,000 units × $20) |
$680,000 |
Sales discounts |
9,900 |
Purchase discounts |
20,000 |
Freight-in |
7,000 |
Freight-out |
14,600 |
Green Co. sells one product purchased from various suppliers. Green records and reports inventory using the LIFO periodic method. It records cash discounts using the gross method. At the end of Year 20X6, Green estimated the following per unit amounts:
Replacement cost |
$10.00 |
Net realizable value (NRV) |
10.80 |
Normal profit margin |
1.00 |
Historical cost - beginning inventory on 1/1/20X6 |
10.20 |
Green reports losses from write-downs of inventory to market directly in cost of goods sold. The inventory on January 1, 20X6, consisted of 8,000 units. The financial accounting department is doing a cost of goods sold analysis based on a partial trial balance and the available inventory purchase receipts.
Determine the amount for each item in the cost of goods sold calculation at December 31, Year 20X6. Enter the appropriate amounts in the designated cells below. Enter all amounts as positive numbers.
Item |
Cost |
1. Beginning inventory |
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2. Purchases |
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3. Purchase discounts |
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4. Freight-in |
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5. Goods available for sale |
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6. Ending inventory |
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7. Cost of goods sold |
The answer to the above problem has been enclosed in the hand written sheets. There are a total of 5 sheets to be referred by the student.The problem is solved in easy and simple steps so that the student can easily understand.
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