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Below is a series of cost of goods sold sections for companies B, M, O, and...

Below is a series of cost of goods sold sections for companies B, M, O, and S.

Fill in the lettered blanks to complete the cost of goods sold sections.

B

M

O

S

Beginning inventory

$ 265   $ 127   $ 742   $enter a dollar amount (j)

Purchases

1,590 1,145   enter a dollar amount (g) 46,205  

Purchase returns and allowances

85   enter a dollar amount (d) 307   enter a dollar amount (k)

Net purchases

enter a dollar amount (a) 1,102 7,855   44,827  

Freight-in

138   enter a dollar amount (e) enter a dollar amount (h) 2,374  

Cost of goods purchased

enter a dollar amount (b) 1,304   8,533   enter a dollar amount (l)

Cost of goods available for sale

1,908   1,431   enter a dollar amount (i) 52,502  

Ending inventory

329   enter a dollar amount (f) 1,219   6,604  

Cost of goods sold

enter a dollar amount (c) 1,304   8,056  

Solutions

Expert Solution

Fill in the lettered blanks to complete the cost of goods sold sections.

B

M

O

S

Beginning inventory

$ 265   $ 127   $ 742   5301 (j)

Purchases

1,590 1,145   7855+307 = 8162 (g) 46,205  

Purchase returns and allowances

85   1145-1102 = 43 (d) 307   46205-44827 = 1378 (k)

Net purchases

1590-85 = 1505 (a) 1,102 7,855   44,827  

Freight-in

138   1304-1102 = 202 (e) 8533-7855 = 678 (h) 2,374  

Cost of goods purchased

1505+138 = 1643 (b) 1,304   8,533   44824+2374 = 47201 (l)

Cost of goods available for sale

1,908   1,431   1219+8056 = 9275 (i) 52,502  

Ending inventory

329   1431-1304 = 127 (f) 1,219   6,604  
Cost of goods sold 1908-329 = 1579 1304 8056 52502-6604 = 45898

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