Joe's Jumpers sells woollen Jumpers for the Winter.
On the 1st May Joe had 100 Jumpers valued at $50 each which he originally paid for
On the 5th May Joe sold 50 Jumpers for $80+$8 GST each (Rec. No. 123)
On the 10th May Joe decided to sell each remaining Jumper for $50 each and paid $10 for a special wrapping to protect the Wool for each jumper. (Memo 12)
a) Calculate the NRV of the Jumpers as of the 11th May.
b) Record the write down in the stock card
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