Question: ANSWER QUESTION 2 : Question 1 : Sproul Inc. had the following inventory information for the year: Inventory at January 1 4 0 unit@$ 3

ANSWER QUESTION 2:
Question 1: Sproul Inc. had the following inventory information for the year:
Inventory at January 140 unit@$ 3 each
Inventory Purchases February 20 unit@$ 4 each
August20 unit@$ 5 each
November 10 unit@$ 6 each
Inventory Sales March 30 units
October 40 units
Sproul uses the perpetual system. Assuming that there is no shrinkage, calculate COGS and ending inventory at December 31 under the (a) FIFO, (b) LIFO and average cost methods ( Round to the nearest cent).
GAFS units=40units +20units +20units +10 units=90 units
Units Sold=30 units+40 units=70 units.
Units in Ending Inventory=90 units -70 units=20units
FIFO COGS=(40*$3)+(20*$4)+(10*5$)=$250
FIFO EI=(10*$6)+(10*$5)=%110
LIFO COGS =[(20*$4)+(10*$3)]+[(20*$5)+(20*$3)]= $270
LIFO EI=(10*$6)+(10*$3)= $90
March Average Cost/Unit=[(40*$3)+(20*$4)]/[40+20]= $3.33/ unit
March COGS=30*$3.33= $100
March Inventory Balance=30*3.33= $100
October Average Cost/Unit=[$100+(20*$5)]/[30+20]= $4.00/unit
October COGS=40*$4.00=$160
October Inventory Balance=10*$4.00=$40
Total COGS= $100+$160= $260
December 31 Ending Inventory= $40+(10*$6)= $100
COGS 12040*$3
Inventory 120
COGS240
Purchases 240(20*$4)+(20*5$)+(10*$6)
Inventory57
COGS 5719*$3
Question 2: Information from the previous question for Sproul Inc.:
Inventory at January 140 unit@$ 3 each
Inventory Purchases February 20 unit@$ 4 each
August20 unit@$ 5 each
November 10 unit@$ 6 each
Inventory Sales March 30 units
October 40 units
Now assume that Sproul (previous question) uses LIFO costing and that Sprouls December 31(year-end) inventory count revealed 19 units in ending inventory. Prepare all necessary year-end adjusting journal entries made for inventory on December 31 under the periodic recording method.

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