Date of Purchase | Liters | Cost per liter | Total Cost | ||
Beg. Inventory | 2050 | $ 0.60 | $ 1,230.00 | ||
Mar-03 | 2455 | $ 0.65 | $ 1,595.75 | ||
Mar-10 | 4130 | $ 0.72 | $ 2,973.60 | ||
Mar-20 | 2505 | $ 0.80 | $ 2,004.00 | ||
11140 | $ 7,803.35 | ||||
Liters available for sale = | 11140 | ||||
Cost of goods available for sale = | $ 7,803 | ||||
Liters sold = 2255+5175 = | 7430 | ||||
Ending inventory in liters = | 3710 | ||||
Ending Inventory | |||||
1] | Specific identification: | ||||
Cost of goods sold = 1000*0.60+1255*0.65+400*0.60+570*0.65+2900*0.72+1305*0.80 = | |||||
$ 5,158.25 | |||||
Ending inventory = 7803-5187970 = | $ 2,645.10 | ||||
2] | FIFO = 2505*0.80+(3710-2505)*0.72 = | $ 2,871.60 | |||
3] | LIFO = 2050*0.60+(3710-2050)*0.65 = | $ 2,309.00 |
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Pharoah Inc. uses the periodic system of accounting for its
inventory transactions.
March
1
Beginning inventory 2,050 liters at a cost of 61¢ per
liter.
March
3
Purchased 2,405 liters at a cost of 66¢ per liter.
March
5
Sold 2,305 liters for $1.05 per liter.
March
10
Purchased 3,990 liters at a cost of 73¢ per liter.
March
20
Purchased 2,520 liters at a...
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