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The following information is available for Harold Company: Beginning inventory                500 units at $5 First purchase         &n

The following information is available for Harold Company:

Beginning inventory                500 units at $5

First purchase                         900 units at $6

Second purchase                    600 units at $7

Assume that Harold uses a periodic inventory system and that there are 750 units left at the end of the month.

Instructions

Compute the cost of goods sold under the

LIFO

FIFO

Average Cost

Enter calculation and answer below.

Solutions

Expert Solution

Cost of goods sold under the LIFO                   [Working note 2] $8,100
Cost of goods sold under the FIFO                   [Working note 3] $7,000
Cost of goods sold under the Average Cost    [Working note 4] $7,562.50

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Working note 1 - Calculation of number of units sold
Beginning inventory 500
Add: Purchases         [First purchase + Second purchase = 900 + 600] 1,500
Less: Ending inventory 750
Units sold 1,250

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Under First in First out (LIFO), units that were purchased last (newer units) will be sold first.

Working note 2 - Cost of Goods Sold under LIFO

Units

(a)

Unit Cost

(b)

Total Cost

(a x b)

Second purchase 600 $7 $4,200
First purchase 650 $6 $3,900
Total 1,250 $8,100

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Under First in First out (FIFO), units that were purchased first (older units) will be sold first.

Working note 3 - Cost of Goods Sold under FIFO

Units

(a)

Unit Cost

(b)

Total Cost

(a x b)

Beginning inventory 500 $5 $2,500
First purchase 750 $6 $4,500
Total 1,250 $7,000

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Working note 4 - Cost of Goods Sold under Average Cost
Units sold                      [Refer working note 1]                  (a) 1,250
Average-cost per unit    [Refer working note 5]                   (b) $6.05
Cost of Goods Sold                                                               (a x b) $7,562.50

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Working Note 5 - Calculation of average cost per unit
Cost of units available for sale              [Refer working note 6]            (a) $12,100
Number of units available for sale        [Refer working note 6]            (b) 2,000
Average cost per unit                                                                             (a / b) $6.05

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Working Note 6 - Calculation of cost of units available for sale
Particulars

Units available for sale

(a)

Unit cost

(b)

Cost of units available for sale

(a x b)

Beginning Inventory 500 $5 $2,500
Add: Purchases
         First purchase 900 $6 $5,400
         Second purchase 600 $7 $4,200
Total 2,000 $12,100

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