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June 1st. Inventory 10 $3 $30 June 5th: Purchase 12 $5 $60 June 15th: Purchase 25...

June 1st. Inventory 10 $3 $30
June 5th: Purchase 12 $5 $60
June 15th: Purchase 25 $7 $175
June 21st: Purchase 13 $10 $130
June 30th: Inventory 25 $395
What is the $ Amount for Cost of Goods Sold using
the LIFO cost flow assumption?

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Ans) Cost of good sold using LIFO cost flow assumption $                                      284.00
Unit Unit Cost Total Cost
01-Jun 10 $               3.00 $                                         30
05-Jun 12 $               5.00 $                                         60
15-Jun 25 $               7.00 $                                      175
21-Jun 13 $            10.00 $                                      130
Total 60 $                                      395
Closing Inventory on 30th June 25
Units Sold(60-25) 35
LIFO Ending Inventory
Units Rate Total cost
01-Jun 10 $               3.00 $                                   30.00
05-Jun 12 $               5.00 $                                   60.00
15-Jun 3 $               7.00 $                                   21.00
Total 25 $                                111.00
LIFO Method: Last in first out ,it means inventory which are purchased last,sold first.
LIFO-Cost of goods sold
Cost of goods available for sales $                                      395.00
Less: Ending Inventory $                                      111.00
Cost of goods sold $                                      284.00
LIFO Method: Last in first out ,it means inventory which are purchased last,sold first.
Working
Unit Unit Cost Total Cost
21-Jun 13 $            10.00 $                                130.00
15-Jun 22 $               7.00 $                                154.00
Total 35 $                                284.00

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