4) Samuel’s Manufacturing (SM) began October with merchandise inventory of 70 chairs that cost a total of $49,000. During the month, SM purchased and sold merchandise on account as follows:
Oct 7 |
Purchase |
30 chairs @ $750 each |
14 |
Sale |
30 chairs @ 1,200 each |
18 |
Purchase |
50 chairs @ $775 each |
27 |
Sale |
40 chairs @ $1,200 each |
Prepare a perpetual inventory record, using the FIFO inventory costing method, and determine the company's cost of goods sold (COGS), and ending merchandise inventory.
5) Refer to problem #4 above, what is the companies COGS and Gross Profit use periodic LIFO costing?
Solution:
Date | Transaction | Quantity | Price/cost | total |
Oct-01 | Beginning inventory | 70 | 700 | 49000 |
Oct-07 | Purchase | 30 | 750 | 22500 |
Oct-14 | sale | 30 | 1200 | 36000 |
Oct-18 | Purchase | 50 | 775 | 38750 |
Oct-27 | sale | 40 | 1200 | 48000 |
Beginning inventory | 70 |
Add: purchases | 80 |
Units available for sale | 150 |
Less: sale | 70 |
Ending inventory | 80 |
1.
FIFO Perpetual inventory:
Cost of goods sold = 70 x 700 = 49,000
Ending inventory = 22500 + 38750 = 61250
2.
LIFO periodic inventory:
cost of goods sold = (50 x 775) + (20 x 750) = 38750 + 15000 = 53,750
Ending inventory = (10 x 750) + (70 x 700) = 7500 + 49000 = 56,500
sales = 36000 + 48000 = 84,000
Gross profit = sales - cost of goods sold = 84000 - 53750 = 30,250
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