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Question 4 (20 marks) Snow International Inc. is founded on October 1 and is preparing inventory...

Question 4

Snow International Inc. is founded on October 1 and is preparing inventory worksheet for auditor’s review. Due to bad weather conditions, Snow is forced to close down as of October 17, 20x9, and bad weather continues till November 2, 20x9. Therefore, the last day of Snow operation is October 16, 20x9.   Since Snow is selling a new innovative product and there is no market data, thus Snow can assume that there is no inventory valuation impairment in October. Snow accountant prepares some data below:

20x9 Inventory data (Units in thousands)

Sales data:

Sale

Month

Date

Units

Sale per unit

October

3

300

15.00

October

5

200

15.50

October

12

400

14.00

October

15

400

14.50

Purchase data:

Purchases

Month

Date

Units

Unit cost

October

2

500

5.20

October

6

100

5.40

October

8

500

7.00

October

10

800

7.50

Required:

  1. Assuming that perpetual records are kept in dollars, compute the inventory at October 31, using FIFO and LIFO on perpetual system.                                
  2. After the bad weather, Snow has to repair major damages in the building, and repair work is completed in December 1, 20x9, and Snow does not operate for the month of November. When the accountant prepares inventory for November 20x9 closing, she finds out that the net realizable value of the single product now was $6.00 per unit, replacement cost is $7.70 per unit, cost and profit per unit together was $0.45. Does Snow report impairment under LIFO and FIFO in November 20x9? Please show calculations.     

Solutions

Expert Solution

1.

FIFO (Perpetual):

Date Receipts Issues Balance
Qty Rate Amt Qty Rate Amt Qty Rate Amt
2-Oct 500 5.2 2600 500 5.2 2600
3-Oct 300 5.2 1560 200 5.2 1040
5-Oct 200 5.2 1040 - - -
6-Oct 100 5.4 540 100 5.4 540
8-Oct 500 7 3500 100 5.4 540
500 7 3500
10-Oct 800 7.5 6000 100 5.4 540
500 7 3500
800 7.5 6000
12-Oct 100 5.4 540 200 7 1400
300 7 2100 800 7.5 6000
15-Oct 200 7 1400 600 7.5 4500
200 7.5 1500

LIFO (Perpetual):

Date Receipts Issues Balance
Qty Rate Amt Qty Rate Amt Qty Rate Amt
2-Oct 500 5.2 2600 500 5.2 2600
3-Oct 300 5.2 1560 200 5.2 1040
5-Oct 200 5.2 1040 - - -
6-Oct 100 5.4 540 100 5.4 540
8-Oct 500 7 3500 100 5.4 540
500 7 3500
10-Oct 800 7.5 6000 100 5.4 540
500 7 3500
800 7.5 6000
12-Oct 400 7.5 3000 100 5.4 540
500 7 3500
400 7.5 3000
15-Oct 400 7.5 3000 100 5.4 540
500 7 3500

2.

FIFO: Inventory shall be recorded at Lower of COST or NRV (asper GAAP). Accorindly NRV = 6.00 per unit (given). So,

Inventory before write down:-

Qty Rate Amt
600 7.5 4500

This is at cost which is higher than the NRV. So write down will be 7.5 - 6 = 1.5 per unit. The journal entry is:

Loss on inventory write down a/c Dr (1.5 * 600) 900
To Inventory a/c 900

LIFO: Inventory shall be recorded at Lower of COST or NRV (asper GAAP). Accoringly NRV = 6.00 per unit (given). So,

Inventory before write down:-

Qty Rate Amt
100 5.4 540
500 7 3500

This is at cost which in case of 500 units is higher than the NRV. So write down will be 7.00 - 6 = 1.00 per unit for 500 units. The journal entry is:

Loss on inventory write down a/c Dr (1 * 500) 500
To Inventory a/c 500

(Please comment in case of any query regarding the solution.)


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