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Question 1:
MacFarland Inc.s January 1 inventory consisted of 10 units @ $91 each. MacFarland shows the following data for 20X1:
Date | Purchases | Sales |
February 2 | 15 units @ $106 each | |
March 3 | | 20 units @ $150/unit |
May 12 | 20 units @ $115 each | |
June 22 | 10 units @ $119 each | |
Sept. 13 | | 23 units @ $150/unit |
If MacFarland uses the perpetual method and moving-average costing, what is the value of its ending inventory on December 31?
a) $1,368
b) $1,420
c) $1,293
d) $1,260
$1,330
Question 2)
GTI Company uses a perpetual inventory system. It entered into the following purchase and sale transactions for April:
Date | Activity | Units acquired at cost | Units sold at retail |
April 1 | beginning inventory | 20 units @ $3,000/unit | |
April 5 | purchase | 30 units @ $3,500/unit | |
April 9 | sale | | 35 units @ $12,000/unit |
April 18 | purchase | 5 units @ $4,500/unit | |
April 25 | purchase | 10 units @ $4,800/unit | |
April 29 | sale | | 25 units @ $14,000/unit |
| TOTALS | 65 units | 60 units |
Compute the ending inventory for the month using LIFO:
| | $215,500 |
| | $24,000 |
| | $15,000 |
| | $220,500 |
| | $211,500 |
| | $20,000 |
Question 3)
ClickCo begins operations in 20X1 uses the periodic method and LIFO costing, and purchases merchandise as follows
20X1 | Units | Unit cost |
March | 450 | $3.00 |
August | 650 | $3.50 |
20X2 | | |
February | 550 | $4.00 |
October | 250 | $5.00 |
If ClickCo sells 850 units in 20X1 and again in 20X2, ending inventory on the 20X2 balance sheet will be:
$800
$700
$0
$600
$1,000
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