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Q4. Malik Company uses a periodic inventory system. The beginning inventory of a particular product, and...

Q4. Malik Company uses a periodic inventory system. The beginning inventory of a particular product, and the purchases during the current year, were as follows:

Date

Transaction

Units

Price

Amount

Jan 1

Beginning inventory

60

$105

6,300

Mar 8

Purchase

30

$115

Aug 11

Purchase

90

$125

Oct. 23

Purchase

20

$135

At December 31, the ending inventory of this product consisted of 55 and selling price during year was $150. Using periodic costing procedures, determine the following under each (LIFO, FIFO and W. Avg.) of the flow assumptions:

(a) Cost of goods sold relating to this product and

(b) Cost of the year-end inventory

Q5. M/s. Sanders and sons purchased a machine on 1 Apr 2015 for $400000 from ABC & Co. and paid $100000 on its installation. The useful life of the machine is 3 years and its estimated residual value is $40000. On 31st March 2018, M/s. Sanders and sons sell the machinery for 250000.Charge depreciation as per the declining balance method @10 % p. a. Calculate

  1. accumulated depreciation for every year and
  2. loss/ profit earned by the firm after disposing off machine.
  3. Make the journal entry for disposal of machine.

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Expert Solution

4 FIFO LIFO W. Avg. Cost
(a) The cost of goods sold $16,625 $17,925 $17,182.50
(b) The ending inventory $7,075 $5,775 $6,517.50
FIFO
Units Unit Cost
                                             35 $125 $4,375
                                             20 $135 $2,700
Ending Inventory $7,075
COGS = Beginning inventory + purchases - ending inventory
= $6.300 + $17,400 - $7,075
= $16,625
LIFO
Units Unit Cost
                                             55 $105 $5,775
Ending Inventory $5,775
COGS = Beginning inventory + purchases - ending inventory
= $6.300 + $17,400 - $5,775
= $17,925
W. Avg. Cost
Units Unit Cost
                                             60 $105 $6,300
                                             30 $115 $3,450
                                             90 $125 $11,250
                                             20 $135 $2,700
                                          200 $23,700
W. Avg. cost per unit $118.50
Ending Inventory $6,517.50
(55 x $118.50)
COGS = Beginning inventory + purchases - ending inventory
= $6.300 + $17,400 - $6,517.50
= $17,182.50
5
a. Declining Balance Method
Year Book Value beginning Depreciable Value Depreciation Rate Depreciation Exp. Acc. Dep Book Value year-end
2015 $500,000 $460,000 7.50% $34,500 $34,500 $465,500
2016 $465,500 $425,500 10.00% $42,550 $77,050 $422,950
2017 $422,950 $382,950 10.00% $38,295 $115,345 $384,655
2018 $384,655 $344,655 2.50% $8,616 $123,961 $376,039
b. $126,039 Loss
Date Account Title and Explanation Debit Credit
March 31, 2018 Cash $250,000
Accumulated Depreciation $123,961
Loss on disposal $126,039
Equipment $500,000

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