Required 2 : | |||
FIFO | LIFO | Moving-Average Cost | |
The Cost ending Inventory | $ 1,150 | $ 920 | $ 1,097 |
The Cost of goods sold | $ 8,280 | $ 8,510 | $ 10,934 |
Explanation
FIFO : | |||
Date | Purchases | Sales | Balances |
Jun-01 | Beginning Balances | 230 U * $8 = $ 1,840 | |
Jun-12 | 460 U *$9 = $4,140 | 230 U * $8 = $ 1,840 | |
460 U *$9 = $4,140 | |||
Jun-15 | 230 U * $8 = $ 1,840 | ||
276 U *$9 = $ 2,484 | 184 U*$9 = $ 1,656 | ||
Jun-23 | 345 U *$10 = $ 3,450 | 184 U*$9 = $ 1,656 | |
345 U *$10 = $ 3,450 | |||
Jun-27 | 184 U*$9 = $ 1,656 | ||
230 U *$10 = $ 2,300 | 115 U *$10 = $ 1,150 | ||
Jun-30 | $ 8,280 | $ 1,150 | |
Here , Cost of Goods sold = $ 1,840 + $2,484 +$1,656 + $2,300 = $ 8,280 | |||
The Cost ending Inventory for 115 Units is $ 1,150 | |||
LIFO | |||
Date | Purchases | Sales | Balances |
Jun-01 | Beginning Balances | 230 U * $8 = $ 1,840 | |
Jun-12 | 460 U *$9 = $4,140 | 230 U * $8 = $ 1,840 | |
460 U *$9 = $4,140 | |||
Jun-15 | 460 U *$9 = $4,140 | ||
46 U * $8 = $ 368 | 184 U * $8 = $ 1,472 | ||
Jun-23 | 345 U *$10 = $ 3,450 | 184 U * $8 = $ 1,472 | |
345 U *$10 = $ 3,450 | |||
Jun-27 | 345 U *$10 = $ 3,450 | ||
69 U * $8 = $ 552 | 115 U * $8 = $ 920 | ||
Jun-30 | $ 8,510 | $ 920 | |
Here , Cost of Goods sold = $ 4,140 + $368 + $ 3,450 +$ 552 = $ 8,510 | |||
The Cost ending Inventory for 115 Units is $ 920 | |||
Moving Average : | |||
Date | Purchases | Sales | Balances |
Jun-01 | Beginning Balances | 230 U * $8 = $ 1,840 | |
Jun-12 | 460 U *$9 = $4,140 | 230 U * $8 = $ 1,840 | |
460 U *$9 = $4,140 | |||
690 U @$8.667 = 5,980 {$5980/690U = $ 8.667 } | |||
Jun-15 | 506 U * $8.667 = $ 6,986 | 184 U*$ 8.667 = $ 1,595 | |
Jun-23 | 345 U *$10 = $ 3,450 | 184 U*$ 8.667 = $ 1,595 | |
345 U *$10 = $ 3,450 | |||
529 U*@ 9.537 = 5,045 {$5,045 / 529 U = $ 9.537} | |||
Jun-27 | 414 U *$9.537 = $ 3,948 | 115 U *$9.537 = $ 1097 | |
Jun-30 | $ 10,934 | $ 1097 | |
Here , Cost of Goods sold = $ 6,986+ $3,948 = $ 10,934 | |||
The Cost ending Inventory for 115 Units is $ 1,007 |
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