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Question 3    The following represents the inventory transactions for Tyler Company for the month of May,...

Question 3   

The following represents the inventory transactions for Tyler Company for the month of May, 2019.

May-01                 BALANCE ON HAND    800 @        $9.00       

PURCHASES                                                                       SALES   

May-02                                                    1,000 @ $9.20                   May-05                 950 @                 $12.50

May-08                                                    400 @ $9.25                      May-10                 600 @ $13.60

May-15                                                   1,200 @ $10.00                 May-12                 300 @ $14.80

May-18                                                   700 @ $10.20                   May-20                 1,500 @               $15.00

May-25                                                   500 @ $11.50 May-26                    800 @ $16.00

May-27                                                  600 @ $12.00 May-30 300 @                $18.00

May-31                                                  200 @ $12.50                                                     4,450        

5,400       

Required:

(a) Assuming that periodic inventory records are kept, value inventory at May 31, 2019 using AVCO.          

(b) Assuming that perpetual inventory records are kept value inventory at May 31, 2019 using FIFO.           (9.5 marks)

(c) In an inflationary period, explain which inventory method (FIFO or AVCO) will show the higher net income.         (1.5 marks)

Solutions

Expert Solution

Correct Answer:

Requirement 1:

Value of inventory at May 31, = $ 9,621.39

Average Cost Inventory

A

Total Units Available for sale

5400

$          54,690.00

Units Sold

4450

Ending Inventory Units

950

Valuation

Cost of Goods Sold

4450

$                         10.13

$          45,068.61

$                         -  

B

Cost of Goods Sold

4450

units

$          45,068.61

A-B

Ending Inventory

950

units

$            9,621.39

Requirement 2:

Value of inventory at May 31, = $ 11,425.00

FIFO

A

Total Units Available for sale

5400

$          54,690.00

Units Sold

4450

Ending Inventory Units

950

Valuation

Cost of Goods Sold

800

$                           9.00

$            7,200.00

1000

$                           9.20

$            9,200.00

400

$                           9.25

$            3,700.00

1200

$                         10.00

$          12,000.00

700

$                         10.20

$            7,140.00

350

$                         11.50

$            4,025.00

B

Cost of Goods Sold

4450

units

$          43,265.00

A-B

Ending Inventory

950

units

$          11,425.00

Requirement c:

In an inflationary period, FIFO inventory method will show the highest net income because the cost of goods sold for FIFO inventory system will be lower than AVCO inventory system.

Therefore the lower the cost of goods sold the higher the Net income.

Working:

Cost of Goods Available for sale

Units

Cost per unit

value

Beginning Inventory

800

$                           9.00

$                   7,200.00

Purchases

02-May

1000

$                           9.20

$                   9,200.00

08-May

400

$                           9.25

$                   3,700.00

15-May

1200

$                         10.00

$                 12,000.00

18-May

700

$                         10.20

$                   7,140.00

25-May

500

$                         11.50

$                   5,750.00

27-May

600

$                         12.00

$                   7,200.00

31-May

200

$                         12.50

2500

Total

5400

$                 54,690.00

Weighted Average Cost Per unit

Units

(A)

5400

Total Cost

(B)

$                54,690.00

Average Cost

(C=B/A)

$                         10.13

End of answer.

Thanks.


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