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Carla Vista Company was formed in 2016 and maintains its books and records on calendar-year basis....

Carla Vista Company was formed in 2016 and maintains its books and records on calendar-year basis. The following information is available from Carla Vista’s inventory records for Zhao’s only product, the XL5500.

Units

Unit Cost

January 1, 2017 (beginning inventory)

1,000

$ 77.00

Purchases

   January 8, 2017

450

78.00

   January 23, 2017

1,100

78.25

   February 9, 2017

400

82.00

   February 25, 2017

700

84.00


A physical inventory on February 28, 2017, shows 1,300 units on hand.

Prepare schedule to compute the ending inventory at February 28, 2017, under FIFO inventory method. (Round unit costs to 2 decimal places, e.g. 5.25 and final answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 5,272.)

CARLA VISTA Company
COMPUTATION OF INVENTORY FOR PRODUCT

XL5500 UNDER FIFO INVENTORY METHOD
choose the accounting periodchoose the accounting period For the Quarter Ended February 28, 2017For the Year Ended February 28, 2017February 28, 2017

Units

Unit Cost

Total Cost

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select an itemselect an item Beginning InventoryPurchases January 8, 2017Purchases January 23, 2017Purchases February 9, 2017Purchases February 25, 2017February 28, 2017, Inventory

enter a dollar amount

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select an itemselect an item Beginning InventoryPurchases January 8, 2017Purchases January 23, 2017Purchases February 9, 2017Purchases February 25, 2017February 28, 2017, Inventory

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select a closing nameselect a closing name Beginning InventoryPurchases January 8, 2017Purchases January 23, 2017Purchases February 9, 2017Purchases February 25, 2017February 28, 2017, Inventory

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Prepare schedule to compute the ending inventory at February 28, 2017, under LIFO inventory method. (Round unit costs to 2 decimal places, e.g. 5.25 and final answers to 0 decimal places, e.g. 5,272.)

CARLA VISTA Company
COMPUTATION OF INVENTORY FOR PRODUCT

XL5500 UNDER LIFO INVENTORY METHOD
choose the accounting periodchoose the accounting period For the Year Ended February 28, 2017February 28, 2017For the Quarter Ended February 28, 2017

Units

Unit Cost

Total Cost

select an opening nameselect an opening name Beginning InventoryPurchases January 8, 2017Purchases January 23, 2017Purchases February 9, 2017Purchases February 25, 2017February 28, 2017, Inventory

enter a dollar amount

$ enter a dollar amount

$ enter a dollar amount

select an itemselect an item Beginning InventoryPurchases January 8, 2017Purchases January 23, 2017Purchases February 9, 2017Purchases February 25, 2017February 28, 2017, Inventory

enter a dollar amount

enter a dollar amount

enter a dollar amount

select a closing nameselect a closing name Beginning InventoryPurchases January 8, 2017Purchases January 23, 2017Purchases February 9, 2017Purchases February 25, 2017February 28, 2017, Inventory

enter a total amount

$ enter a total amount

Calculate weighted average-cost per unit. (Round answer to 2 decimal places, e.g. 2.76.)

Weighted average-cost per unit

$ enter the weighted average-cost per unit rounded to 2 decimal places

Compute the ending inventory at February 28, 2017, under weighted-average inventory method. (Round answer to 0 decimal places, e.g. 2,760.)

Weighted-Average

Ending Inventory at February 28, 2017

$ enter a dollar amount rounded to 0 decimal places

Solutions

Expert Solution

FIFO
Date Particulars Units   Cost Amount COGS
Jan 01 Beginning Inventory           1,000.00           77.00                          77,000.00
Jan 08 Purchase               450.00           78.00                          35,100.00
Jan 23 Purchase           1,100.00           78.25                          86,075.00
Feb 09 Purchase               400.00           82.00                          32,800.00
Feb 25 Purchase               700.00           84.00                          58,800.00
Total           3,650.00                        289,775.00
COGS           2,350.00                        182,525.00 1000*77+450*78+900*78.25
Ending Inventory             1,300.00                        107,250.00 200*78.25 +400*82+700*84
COGS                         182,525.00
Ending Inventory                         107,250.00
LIFO
Date Particulars Units   Cost Amount COGS
Jan 01 Beginning Inventory           1,000.00           77.00                          77,000.00
Jan 08 Purchase               450.00           78.00                          35,100.00
Jan 23 Purchase           1,100.00           78.25                          86,075.00
Feb 09 Purchase               400.00           82.00                          32,800.00
Feb 25 Purchase               700.00           84.00                          58,800.00
Total           3,650.00                        289,775.00
COGS           2,350.00                        189,375.00 700*84+400*82+1100*78.25+150*78
Ending Inventory             1,300.00                        100,400.00 300*78+1000*77
COGS                         189,375.00
Ending Inventory                         100,400.00
Weighted average
Date Particulars Units   Cost Amount COGS
Jan 01 Beginning Inventory           1,000.00           77.00                          77,000.00
Jan 08 Purchase               450.00           78.00                          35,100.00
Jan 23 Purchase           1,100.00           78.25                          86,075.00
Feb 09 Purchase               400.00           82.00                          32,800.00
Feb 25 Purchase               700.00           84.00                          58,800.00
Total           3,650.00      79.3904                        289,775.00
COGS           2,350.00      79.3904                              186,567 2350*79.3904
Ending Inventory             1,300.00      79.3904                              103,208 1300*79.3904
COGS                               186,567
Ending Inventory                               103,208

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