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3. (5 points) The following show the purchase-sales of a single item of inventory On August, 20x6. Using this information as a basis, complete perpetual inventory records valuing ending inventory and cost of sales using FIFO and LIFO control. Proof the calculations using inventory available less ending inventory to find cost of sales calculation for both methods. Use the following tables to complete the inventory valuation.
date purchased sales balance unit cost 8/01/20x6 3 $20.00 8/07/20x6 6 9 $25.00 8/15/20x6 4 5 8/21/20x6 3 2 8/29/20x6 10 12 $26.00
date purchase-recieved issued-sales blanace available
units x cost = total cost
8/01/20x6 bal. fwd 8/07/20x6 8/15/20x6 8/21/20x6 8/30/20x6 ending purchases= CS= EI=
FIFO Proof
Beginning Inventory + Purchases = inventory available - ending inventory = CS
$ + $ = $ - $ = $
3. (5 points) The following show the purchase-sales of a single item of inventory On August, 20x6. Using this information as a basis, complete perpetual inventory records valuing ending inventory and cost of sales using FIFO and LIFO control. Proof the calculations using inventory available less ending inventory to find cost of sales calculation for both methods. Use the following tables to complete the inventory valuation.
date | purchased | sales | balance | unit cost |
8/01/20x6 | 3 | $20.00 | ||
8/07/20x6 | 6 | 9 | $25.00 | |
8/15/20x6 | 4 | 5 | ||
8/21/20x6 | 3 | 2 | ||
8/29/20x6 | 10 | 12 | $26.00 |
date | purchase-recieved | issued-sales | blanace available units x cost = total cost |
8/01/20x6 | bal. fwd | ||
8/07/20x6 | |||
8/15/20x6 | |||
8/21/20x6 | |||
8/30/20x6 | |||
ending | purchases= | CS= | EI= |
FIFO Proof
Beginning Inventory + Purchases = inventory available - ending inventory = CS
$ + $ = $ - $ = $
Lelia LubowitzLv2
28 Sep 2019