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HKUST Inc. made the following transactions: Jan 1st, 2019: HKUST Inc. receives 1200 metal plates for...

HKUST Inc. made the following transactions:

  1. Jan 1st, 2019: HKUST Inc. receives 1200 metal plates for which it pays cash of $5 each from Metal Inc. and receives 6000 plastic slabs from Plastic Inc. for which it pays $1 to the supplier in cash.
  2. Jan 21st, 2019: HKUST Inc. receives 600 metal plates for which it pays cash of $6 each from Metal Inc. and receives 3000 plastic slabs from Plastic Inc. for which it pays $2 each to the supplier in cash.
  3. Jan 28th, 2019: HKUST Inc. produces 25,000 screwdrivers and uses 1,300 metal plates and 7,500 plastic slabs to make those screwdrivers.
  4. Jan 30th, 2019: HKUST Inc. spends $5,000 cash on packaging its 25,000 screwdrivers.
  5. Jan 31st, 2019:   HKUST Inc. sells 18,000 screwdrivers to Wan Chai Inc. for $10 each. However, Wan Chai Inc. uses a Hong Kong Express credit card, which had fees of 3%, and HKUST Inc. receives the money in cash immediately from Hong Kong Express.

Prepare Extracted Balance sheet, cash flow statement, and income statement under weighted average method

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1-Jan Units Cost Total cost
Metal plates 1200 5 6000
Plastic slabs 6000 1 6000 12000
21-Jan
Metal plates 600 6 3600
Plastic slabs 3000 2 6000 9600
used Ending Inventory FIFO cost Weighted average
Total Metal plates 1800 1300 500 3000 2667
(500*6) (6000+3600)/1800*500
Total Plastic slabs 9000 7500 1500 3000 2000
Total (1500*2) (6000+6000)/9000*1500
FIFO 6000 4667
Cost of good sold
Metal plates (1200*5)+(100*6) 6600
Plastic slabs (6000*1)+(1500*2) 9000
15600
weighted average
Metal plates
(6000+3600)/1800*1300 6933
Plastic slabs
(6000+6000)/9000*7500 10000
16933
ans 1 FIFO
Income statement
Sales (18000*10) 180000
Less: cost of good sold 15600
Gross profit 164400
Less: Packaging cost 5000
Less: credit card expenses 5400
Net Income 154000
Balance Sheet
Cash (180000*97%)-5000 169600
Inventory 6000
Total assets 175600
Accounts payable (12000+9600) 21600
Retained Earnings 154000
Total liabilities & stockholder equity 175600
Cash flow statement
Cash flow from operating activities
Collection from sales 174600
Paid pakaging expenses -5000
Ending balance of cash 169600
weighted average
Income statement
Sales (18000*10) 180000
Less: cost of good sold 16933
Gross profit 163067
Less: Packaging cost 5000
Less: credit card expenses 5400
Net Income 152667
Balance Sheet
Cash (180000*97%)-5000 169600
Inventory 4667
Total assets 174267
Accounts payable (12000+9600) 21600
Retained Earnings 152667
Total liabilities & stockholder equity 174267
Cash flow statement
Cash flow from operating activities
Collection from sales 174600
Paid packaging expenses -5000
Ending balance of cash 169600

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