SOLUTION : 1 | |||||||||||
FIFO - PERPETUAL METHOD | |||||||||||
PURHASES | COST OF GOODS SOLD | ENDING INVENTORY | |||||||||
Date | Particulars | Units | Rate | Total | Units | Rate | Total | Units | Rate | Total | |
Sept, 01 | Beginning inventory | 8 | $ 72.00 | $576 | |||||||
Sept, 06 | Sales | 2 | $ 72.00 | $144 | 6 | $ 72.00 | $432 | ||||
Sept, 08 | Purchases | 12 | $ 75.00 | $900 | 6 | $ 72.00 | $432 | ||||
12 | $ 75.00 | $900 | |||||||||
Sept, 17 | Sales | 6 | $ 72.00 | $432 | |||||||
6 | $ 75.00 | $450 | 6 | $ 75.00 | $450 | ||||||
Jan, 30 | Purchases | 3 | $ 75.00 | $225 | 3 | $ 75.00 | $225 | ||||
12 | $900 | 17 | $1,251 | 3 | $225 | ||||||
SOLUTION : 2 | |||||||||||
LIFO - PERPETUAL METHOD | |||||||||||
PURHASES | COST OF GOODS SOLD | ENDING INVENTORY | |||||||||
Date | Particulars | Units | Rate | Total | Units | Rate | Total | Units | Rate | Total | |
Sept, 01 | Beginning inventory | 8 | $ 72.00 | $576 | |||||||
Sept, 06 | Sales | 2 | $ 72.00 | $144 | 6 | $ 72.00 | $432 | ||||
Sept, 08 | Purchases | 12 | $ 75.00 | $900 | 6 | $ 72.00 | $432 | ||||
12 | $ 75.00 | $900 | |||||||||
Sept, 17 | Sales | 12 | $ 75.00 | $900 | 6 | $ 72.00 | $432 | ||||
Jan, 30 | Purchases | 3 | $ 72.00 | $216 | 3 | $ 72.00 | $216 | ||||
12 | $900 | 17 | $1,260 | 3 | $216 | ||||||
SOLUTION : 3 | |||||||||||
WEIGHTED AVERAGE METHOD | |||||||||||
PURHASES | COST OF GOODS SOLD | ENDING INVENTORY | |||||||||
Date | Particulars | Units | Rate | Total | Units | Rate | Total | Units | Rate | Total | |
Sept, 01 | Beginning inventory | 8 | $ 72.00 | $576 | |||||||
Sept, 06 | Sales | 2 | $ 72.00 | $144 | 6 | $ 72.00 | $432 | ||||
Sept, 08 | Purchases | 12 | $ 75.00 | $900 | 18 | $ 74.00 | $1,332 | ||||
Sept, 17 | Sales | 12 | $ 74.00 | $888 | 6 | $ 74.00 | $444 | ||||
Jan, 30 | Purchases | 3 | $ 74.00 | $222 | 3 | $ 74.00 | $222 | ||||
12 | $900 | 17 | $1,254 | 3 | $222 | ||||||
SOLUTION = 4 | |||||||||||
FIFO | LIFO | WEIGH. AVG METHOD | |||||||||
Cost of Goods Sold | $1,251 | $1,260 | $1,254 | ||||||||
SOLUTION = 5 | CALCULATION OF GROSS PROFIT | ||||||||||
Sales Revenue (17 Units X $ 126) | $2,142 | $2,142 | $2,142 | ||||||||
Less : Cost of Good Sold | $1,251 | $1,260 | $1,254 | ||||||||
Gross Profit | $891 | $882 | $888 | ||||||||
SOLUTION = 6 | |||||||||||
For Maximise gross profit FIFO method will be used | |||||||||||
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