1. Assuming perpetual inventory and LIFO, what is COGS in June? 2. Assuming perpetual inventory and average...
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1. Assuming perpetual inventory and LIFO, what is COGS in June?
2. Assuming perpetual inventory and average cost, what is COGS in July?
3. Assuming perpetual inventory and FIFO, what is the July 31 Ending inventory balance?
4. If your goal was to minimize the taxes you would pay for the month of July, which inventory valuation method would you use; average cost, FIFO, or LIFO?
DATE | TRANSACTION | # Units | Price/Unit |
June 1 | Beginning Inventory | 50 | $102 |
June 5 | Sale | 30 | |
June 10 | Purchase | 100 | $110 |
June 17 | Sale | 60 | |
June 30 | Ending Inventory | 60 | |
July 2 | Purchase | 100 | $108 |
July 8 | Sale | 110 | |
July 14 | Purchase | 50 | $112 |
July 18 | Sale | 40 | |
July 22 | Purchase | 60 | $117 |
July 26 | Sale | 50 | |
July 31 | Ending Inventory | 70 |
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Horngrens Financial and Managerial Accounting
ISBN: 978-0133866292
5th edition
Authors: Tracie L. Nobles, Brenda L. Mattison, Ella Mae Matsumura
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