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V1j7 Company began business on the first day of 2019. The following are the Company’s purchases...

V1j7 Company began business on the first day of 2019. The following are the Company’s purchases of inventory:

Date                Inventory Items           Quantity                      Cost per unit

            March 17         Item A                         100 units $10

            May 19            Item B                       55 units $12

            Nov 14            Item C                         100 units $13

On October 20, 2019, 135 units were sold, for $40 each, leaving inventory of 120 units. The tax rate for 2019 was 25%. The Company has no other operating expenses and uses a periodic inventory system.

Required: Please choose the best answer to the following questions based on the above information.

Suppose the Company uses LIFO for inventory valuation. What is the balance of the inventory account on December 31, 2019?

multiple choice 1

  • $1240

  • $1440

  • $1540

  • $1200

Suppose the Company uses FIFO for inventory valuation. What is the net income for 2019?

multiple choice 2

  • $2835

  • $3980

  • $2760

  • $2985

Suppose the Company uses LIFO for inventory valuation and a perpetual inventory system. What is the gross profit for 2019?

multiple choice 3

  • $3780

  • $3980

  • $3680

  • $3940

Solutions

Expert Solution

Question 1

Correct answer-------------$1240

Question 2

Correct answer-------------$2985

Question 3

Correct answer-------------3680

Working

Sales Cost of Goods sold Gross profit Income before tax Income tax expense Net income
FIFO $           5,400 $                   1,420 $             3,980 $      3,980 $              995 $             2,985
LIFO $           5,400 $                   1,720 $             3,680 $      3,680 $              920 $             2,760

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Units Cost per unit value
Beginning Balance 0 $                          -   $ 0
Purchases
100 $                   10.00 $ 1,000
55 $                   12.00 $ 660
100 $                   13.00 $ 1,300
Cost of goods available for sale 255 $ 2,960

.

FIFO
Total Units Available for sale 255
Units Sold 135
Closing Stock in Units 120
Valuation
Ending Inventory 100 @ $             13.00 $ 1,300
20 @ $             12.00 $ 240
Value Of Ending Inventory $ 1,540
Cost of Goods sold 2960 minus 1540 $        1,420.00
LIFO
Total Units Available for sale 255
Units Sold 135
Closing Stock in Units 120
Valuation
Ending Inventory 100 @ $             10.00 $ 1,000
20 @ $             12.00 $ 240
Value Of Ending Inventory $              1,240
Cost of Goods sold 2960 minus 1240 $              1,720

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