In: Accounting
The records of Buffalo’s Boutique report the following data for
the month of April.
Sales revenue |
$107,900 |
Purchases (at cost) |
$51,900 | |||
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Sales returns |
2,000 |
Purchases (at sales price) |
82,700 | |||
Markups |
10,900 |
Purchase returns (at cost) |
2,000 | |||
Markup cancellations |
1,700 |
Purchase returns (at sales price) |
3,100 | |||
Markdowns |
8,600 |
Beginning inventory (at cost) |
28,117 | |||
Markdown cancellations |
2,800 |
Beginning inventory (at sales price) |
47,500 | |||
Freight on purchases |
2,400 |
Compute the ending inventory by the conventional retail inventory
method. (Round ratios for computational purposes to 0
decimal places, e.g. 78% and final answer to 0 decimal places, e.g.
28,987.)
Ending inventory using conventional retail inventory method |
$enter the dollar amount of the ending inventory by the conventional retail inventory method rounded to 0 decimal places |
Calculation if Ending inventory
Cost | Retail | |
Beginning Inventory | 28117 | 47500 |
Add- Purchases | 51900 | 82700 |
Less- Purchase return | (2000) | (3100) |
Add- Freight on purchases | 2400 | |
Add- Mark up | 10900 | |
Less - Mark up cancellation | (1700) | |
Total | 80417 | 136300 |
Less- Mark down | (8600) | |
Add- Mark down cancellation | 2800 | |
Less-Net Sales | 105900 | |
Ending Inventory at retails | 24600 |
Ending Inventory at cost =24600*80417/136300 =$14514