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Save-Mart Center Inc. began operations on May 1 and uses a perpetual inventory system. During May,...

Save-Mart Center Inc. began operations on May 1 and uses a perpetual inventory system. During May, the company had the following purchases and sales for one of its products:

Purchases

Sales

Date

Units

Unit Cost

Units

Unit Price

May  1

120

$100

3

80

$250

8

100

 110

13

80

 275

15

 60

 115

20

60

 300

27

40

 325

Instructions

(a)  

Determine the cost of goods sold and cost of ending inventory using (1) FIFO and (2) average cost. Ignore the effect of income tax. (For average cost, use unrounded numbers in your calculations but round to the nearest cent for presentation purposes in your answer.)

(b)  

What guidelines should Save-Mart consider in choosing between the FIFO and average cost formulas?

(c)  

Which cost formula produces the higher gross profit and net income?

(d)  

Which cost formula produces the higher ending inventory valuation?

(e)  

Which cost formula produces the higher cash flow?

Solutions

Expert Solution

CALCULATION OF COST OF ENDING INVENTORY AND COST OF GOODS SOLD UNDER FIFO METHOD
PURHASES COST OF GOODS SOLD CLOSING BALANCE
Date Particulars Units (A) Rate Per unit Total Cost Units (A) Rate Per unit Total Cost Units (A) Rate Per unit Total Cost
May, 01 Purchase 120 $                         100 $                        12,000 120 $            100 $      12,000
May , 03 Sales 80 $                100 $           8,000 40 $            100 $         4,000
May , 08 Purchase 100 $                         110 $                        11,000 40 $            100 $         4,000
100 $            110 $      11,000
May, 13 Sales 40 $                100 $           4,000
40 $                110 $           4,400 60 $            110 $         6,600
May , 15 Purchase 60 $                         115 $                          6,900 60 $            110 $         6,600
60 $            115 $         6,900
May , 20 Sales 60 $                110 $           6,600 60 $            115 $         6,900
May , 20 Sales 40 $                115 $           4,600 20 $            115 $         2,300
Total 260 $         27,600 20 $         2,300
Unit Amount
COGS as per FIFO Method                  260.00 $27,600.00
CALCULATION OF COST OF ENDING INVENTORY AND COST OF GOODS SOLD UNDER Weighted Average Method
Units Rate Amount
May ,01 Purchase                        120 $100 $12,000
May ,08 Purchase                        100 $110 $11,000
May ,15 Purchase                          60 $115 $6,900
Total                        280 $29,900
Sales = 80+80+60+40 =                        260
Closing Stock                          20
Cost per unit = $ 29,900 / 280 Units =                  106.79 Per Units
Closing inventory = $ 106.79 X 20 Units = $2,135.71
COST of Goods Sold = 260 untis X 106.79 = $27,764
Answer =A) FIFO Average Cost Method
COGS $27,600 $27,764
Closing inventory $2,300 $2,136
Answer =B)
In FIFO method we can take the cost on the basis of first in first out and in average costing we have to take
the average of the all purchases made
Answer = C)
FIFO method will produce heigher Gross profit and net income because it have low COGS
Answer = D)
FIFO methof have the heigher ending inventory balance
Answer = E)
Average cost method will produce heigher cash flow because it have low inventory balance at the end

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