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Complete comparative income statements for the month of January for Laker Company for the four inventory methods. Assume expenses are $2,100, and that the applicable income tax rate is 40%.

 

  
Laker Company reported the following January purchases and sales data for its only product.
  

Date Activities Units Acquired at Cost Units sold at Retail
Jan. 1 Beginning inventory 225 units @ $ 15.00 = $ 3,375              
Jan. 10 Sales                   175 units @ $ 24.00  
Jan. 20 Purchase 180 units @ $ 14.00 =   2,520              
Jan. 25 Sales                   210 units @ $ 24.00  
Jan. 30 Purchase 385 units @ $ 13.00 =   5,005              
    Totals 790 units         $ 10,900   385 units        
 

Required:
1. Complete comparative income statements for the month of January for Laker Company for the four inventory methods. Assume expenses are $2,100, and that the applicable income tax rate is 40%. (Round your average cost per unit to 2 decimal places.)

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2. Which method yields the highest net income?
  

  • FIFO

  • LIFO

  • Weighted average

  • Specific identification



3. Does net income using weighted average fall between that using FIFO and LIFO?

  • No

  • Yes

  

4. If costs were rising instead of falling, which method would yield the highest net income?

  • FIFO

  • Specific identification

  • LIFO

  • Weighted average

Solutions

Expert Solution

1.

Income statement  
FIFO LIFO WAM Specific identification method
Sales Value $           9,240 $           9,240 $           9,240 $          9,240
COGS $           5,615 $           5,595 $ 5,313 $          5,615
Gross profit $           3,625 $           3,645 $ 3,297 $          3,625
Expenses $           2,100 $           2,100 $           2,100 $          2,100
Net income before tax $           1,525 $           1,545 $           1,827 $          1,525
Less Tax $              610 $              618 $ 731 $             610
Net income after tax $              915 $              927 $           1,096 $             915

Working;

FIFO
Particulars Units p.u cost Total cost
Jan-01            225.00 $              15.00 $         3,375.00
Jan-10          (175.00) $              15.00 $       (2,625.00)
Jan-20            180.00 $              14.00 $         2,520.00
Jan-25            (50.00) $              15.00 $          (750.00)
         (160.00) $              14.00 $       (2,240.00)
Jan-30            385.00 $              13.00 $         5,005.00
Feb Closing inventory              20.00 $              14.00 $            280.00
           385.00 $              13.00 $        5,005.00
COGS $        5,615.00
Closing stock $        5,285.00
LIFO
Particulars Units p.u cost Total cost
Jan-01       225.00 $   15.00 $    3,375.00
Jan-10      (175.00) $   15.00 $   (2,625.00)
Jan-20       180.00 $   14.00 $    2,520.00
Jan-25      (180.00) $   14.00 $   (2,520.00)
       (30.00) $   15.00 $      (450.00)
Jan-30       385.00 $   13.00 $    5,005.00
Feb Closing inventory          20.00        15.00            300.00
      385.00        13.00        5,005.00
COGS        5,595.00
Closing stock        5,305.00
Weighted average method
Particulars Units p.u cost Total cost
Jan-01                 225 $          15.00 $         3,375
Jan-20                 180 $          14.00 $         2,520
Jan-30                 385 $          13.00 $         5,005
Total                 790              13.80 $      10,900
COGS                 385              13.80 $         5,313
Closing stock                 405              13.80 $         5,589
Specific identification method
Particulars Units p.u cost Total cost
Jan-01    225.00 $           15.00 $     3,375.00
Jan-10 (175.00) $           15.00 $    (2,625.00)
Jan-20    180.00 $           14.00 $     2,520.00
Jan-25     (50.00) $           15.00 $       (750.00)
(160.00) $           14.00 $    (2,240.00)
Jan-30    385.00 $           13.00 $     5,005.00
Feb Closing inventory      20.00 $           14.00 $         280.00
   385.00 $           13.00 $     5,005.00
COGS $     5,615.00
Closing stock $     5,285.00

2. Weighted Average Method yields highest net income with $1,096.

3.No, Net income using WAM doesn't lie between net income using FIFO and LIFO.

4.In the period of rising prices FIFO would earn highest income.


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