Date | Transaction | Unit | Cost | Total |
---|---|---|---|---|
Jan. 1 | Beginning Inventory | 115 | $60 | $6,900 |
Sep. 8 | Purchase | 210 | 62 | $13,020 |
Nov. 18 | Purchase | 85 | 75 | $6375 |
410 | $26,295 |
FIFO - First In First Out
The company sells 220 units of Inventory :-
Quantity Change |
Actual Unit Cost |
Actual Total Cost |
|
115 | $60 | $6,900 | |
Sale | -115 | ||
Purchase (layer 1) | +210 | $62 | $13,020 |
Sale | -80 | ||
Purchase (layer 2) | +85 | $75 | $6,375 |
Sale | -25 | ||
Available Stock | 190 | ||
Cost of Goods Sold :-
115 Beginning Inventory + 80 Purchases ( Sep. 8 ) + 25 Purchases ( Nov. 18 ) = 220 Units
Cost of goods sold | Units | Unit Cost | Total Cost |
Inventory | 115 | $60 | $6.900 |
FIFO layer 1 | 80 | $62 | $4,960 |
FIFO layer 2 | 25 | $75 | $1,875 |
220 | $13,735 |
LIFO - Last In First Out
The LIFO method assumes that the most recent products added to a company's inventory have been sold first.
Cost of goods sold | Units | Unit Cost | Total Cost |
LIFO layer 1 | 85 | $75 | $6,375 |
LIFO layer 2 | 135 | $62 | $8,370 |
220 | $14,745 | ||
Average Cost
It is calculated by dividing the total number of units you have on hand by the total cost of goods.
Average Purchase Price - $26,295 / 410
= $ 64.134
Cost of Goods Sold - 220 units
Price for COGS - 220 * 64.134
= $ 14,109.51
Remaining Inventory = $ 12,185.46
Bonus Question :-
A) The balance in the allowance account before adjustment was $5,600 ( debit Balance ).
B)
Particular | Amount | Particular | Amount |
Allowances | $5,600 | debt. Written off | $23,000 |
Debt. Received | $18,500 | Uncollectible @15% | $62,500 |
Account Receivable | $250,000 | ( $250,000 * 15 % ) | |
Bad Debts = Uncollectible + loss on debt. written off
= ( 62,500 + 4,500 ) $
= $67,000
C)
Ending Balance in the Allowance A/c :-
( Debit Balance - Credit Balance )
= ( 274,100 - 85,500 ) $
= $ 188,600
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Adjusting Entries on Dec. 31, 2015 and aging schedule with the
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