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Wholesaler Entity (Wholesaler) is a supplier for many retail companies. Wholesaler uses a perpetual inventory system...

Wholesaler Entity (Wholesaler) is a supplier for many retail companies. Wholesaler uses a perpetual inventory system and the FIFO cost formula.   The table below represents all inventory-related transactions for a certain product during the month of January. Assuming Wholesaler had 300 units in beginning inventory with a total cost of $1,500.

Date

Transaction

Units

Unit cost

3 January

Sold

100

7 January

Purchased

150

6

15 January

Sold

200

21 January

Purchased

500

7

27 January

Sold

150

Calculate the value of ending inventory and cost of goods sold for January. ​

Assume the same facts as above except that Wholesaler uses a periodic inventory system and the weighted average cost formula. Calculate the value of ending inventory and cost of goods sold for January.

Assume the same facts as above except that Wholesaler uses a perpetual inventory system. Calculate the value of ending inventory and cost of goods sold for January.

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Weighted average cost per unit = Cost of units available for sale / Number of units available for sale

= [$1,500 + (150*$6) + (500*$7)] / (300+150+500)

= $5,900 / 950

= $6.21

Units available for sale = 300 + 150 + 500 = 950

Sales in units = 100 + 200 + 150 = 450

Ending inventory = Units available for sale - Sales in units

= 950 - 450

= 500

Value of ending inventory = 500 units * $6.21 = $3,105

Cost of goods sold = 450 units * $6.21 = $2,794.5

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Date Particulars Units & Unit cost Inventory cost Inventory units Average cost
1 Jan. Beginning inventory 300*$5 = $1,500 $1,500 300 $5($1,500/300)
3 Jan. Sold 100*$5 = $500 $1,000 ($1,500-$500) 200 $5 ($1,000/200)
7 Jan. Purchased 150*$6 = $900 $1,900 ($1,000+$900) 350 (200+150) $5.43 ($1,900/350)
15 Jan. Sold 200*$5.43 = $1,086 $814 ($1,900-$1,086) 150 (350-200) 5.43 ($814/150)
21 Jan. Purchases 500*$7 = $3,500 $4,314 ($814+$3,500) 650 (150+500) 6.64 ($4,314/650)
27 Jan. Sold 150*$6.64 = $996 $3,318 ($4,314-$996) 500 (650-150) 6.64 ($3,318/500)

Ending inventory = 500 units * $6.64 per unit = $3,320

Cost of goods sold = $500 + $1,086 + $996 = $2,582


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