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Part II The following table is inventory history of AAA. # of units Price per Unit...

Part II
The following table is inventory history of AAA.
# of units Price per Unit Total Cost
Dec 1 Beginning Inventory                        100 $                             12                   1,200
Dec 3 Purchase                        200 $                             13                   2,600
Dec 4 Purchase                        300 $                             14                   4,200
Dec 20 Purchase                        400 $                             15                   6,000
Dec 25 Purchase                        500 $                             16                   8,000
Total           1,500                22,000
During December, AAA sold 700 units at $30
How much is the Cost of Goods Available for Sale?
$            22,000 (100 x 12) + (200 x 13) + (300 x14 ) + (400 x 15) + (500 x 16)
1,200 +2,600 + 4,200 + 6,000 + 8,000
How much is the net sale?
$            19,000 20,500   1,5000
Complete the following table
In this table, you have to calculate Cost of Goods Sold and Ending Inventory under LIFO, FIFO, Weighted Average method
For weighted average method, round up the average cost per unit to the two decimal points
Suppose that your income tax rate is 27% of your income before income tax.
FIFO LIFO W. Average
Net Sales $       12,720.00
Cost of Goods Sold $          8,280.00
Gross Profit $          4,440.00
Operating Expense 100.00 100.00 100.00
Income From Operation
Other gain 100.00 100.00 100.00
Income Before Income Tax
Income Tax
Net Income

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3 Date Trasactions Units Costs per unit Total Cost
4 43435 Beginning Inventory 100 12 =E4*F4
5 43437 Purchase 200 13 =E5*F5
6 43438 Purchase 300 14 =E6*F6
7 43454 Purchase 400 15 =E7*F7
8 43459 Purchase 500 16 =E8*F8
9
10 Cost of goods available for Sale =SUM(E4:E8) =SUM(G4:G8)
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12 Hence Cost of goods available for sale is =G10
13
14
15 Units Sold 700
16 Selling Price 30
17 Net Sales =D15*D16 =D15*D16
18
19 Hence Net Sales is =D17
20
21 Calculation of Cost of Goods Sold and Ending Inventory:
22
23 Using LIFO Method:
24 In LIFO method invetory that is purchased last is sold first and older inventory is used after that.
25
26 Total Units sold =D15
27
28 LIFO Periodic
29 Units Cost per unit Total
30 Beginning Inventory =$E$4 =$F$4 =D30*E30
31 Purchases
32 =C5 =E5 =F5 =D32*E32
33 =C6 =E6 =F6 =D33*E33
34 =C7 =E7 =F7 =D34*E34
35 =C8 =E8 =F8 =D35*E35
36 Total purchases =SUM(D32:D35) =SUM(F32:F35)
37 Cost of Goods Available for sale =D30+D36 =F30+F36
38 Cost of Goods Sold
39 Units from Dec 25 Purchase =D35 =E35 =D39*E39
40 Units from Dec 20 Purchase =D26-D39 =E34 =D40*E40
41 Total Cost of Goods Sold =SUM(D39:D40) =SUM(F39:F40)
42 Ending Inventory =D37-D41 =F37-F41
43
44 Weighted average method
45 Weighted average method assumed that goods available for sale are homogeneous.
46 Average cost is found by dividing cost of goods available for sales with number of units available for sale.
47
48 Average cost =G10/E10
49 Total units sold =D15
50 LIFO Periodic
51 Units Cost per unit Total
52 Beginning Inventory =$E$4 =$F$4 =D52*E52
53 Purchases
54 Cost of Goods Available for sale =D37 =F37
55 Cost of Goods Sold =D49 =D48 =D55*E55
56 Ending Inventory =D54-D55 =F54-F55
57
58 FIFO method:
59 In FIFO method invetory that is purchased first is sold first and newer inventory is sold after that.
60
61 Total Units sold =D15
62
63 FIFO Periodic
64 Units Cost per unit Total
65 Beginning Inventory =$E$4 =$F$4 =D65*E65
66 Purchases
67 =C5 =E5 =F5 =D67*E67
68 =C6 =E6 =F6 =D68*E68
69 =C7 =E7 =F7 =D69*E69
70 =C8 =E8 =F8 =D70*E70
71 Total purchases =SUM(D67:D70) =SUM(F67:F70)
72 Cost of Goods Available for sale =D65+D71 =F65+F71
73 Cost of Goods Sold
74 Units from Beginning Inventory =D65 =E65 =D74*E74
75 Units from 3 Dec Purchase =D67 =E67 =D75*E75
76 Units from 4 Dec Purchase =D68 =E68 =D76*E76
77 Units from 20 Dec Purchase =D61-SUM(D74:D76) =E69 =D77*E77
78 Total Cost of Goods Sold =SUM(D74:D77) =SUM(F74:F77)
79 Ending Inventory =D72-D78 =F72-F78
80
81 FIFO LIFO Wt. Average
82 Net Sale =$D$19 =$D$19 =$D$19
83 Cost of goods sold =F78 =F41 =F55
84 Gross Profit =D82-D83 =E82-E83 =F82-F83
85 Operating Expense 100 100 100
86 Income From Operations =D84-D85 =E84-E85 =F84-F85
87 Other Gain 100 101 102
88 Income before tax =D86+D87 =E86+E87 =F86+F87
89 Income Tax =D88*27% =E88*27% =F88*27%
90 Net Income =D88-D89 =E88-E89 =F88-F89
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