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Explanation:
Giving the following information:
Inventory, December 31= 1,960 units at $ 6
For the current year:
Purchase, March 21= 6,200 units at $5
Purchase, August 1= 4,020 units at $3
Inventory, December 31, current year 2,980 units
We need to determine the cost of inventory using the following methods:
LIFO (last-in, first-out)
Inventory= 1,960*6 + 1,020*5= $16,860
FIFO (first-in, first-out)
Inventory= 2,980*3= $8,940
Weighted Average:
Average cost= (6 + 5 + 3)/3= 4.67
Inventory= 2,980*4.67= $13,916.6
The ending inventory and cost of goods sold under the various inventory costing methods are:
Goods sold during year:
= Opening stock + Purchases - closing stock
= 1,960 + 6,200 + 4,020 - 2,980
= 9,200 units
First-In, First-Out (FIFO)
Here the earlier goods are sold first. This means the ending inventory will be from the last purchases which cost $3.
Ending inventory :
= Closing stock x cost
= 2,980 x 3
= $8,940
Cost of goods sold:
= (1,960 x 6) + (6,200 x 5) + ( (4,020 - 2,980) x 3)
= $45,880
Last-In, First Out(LIFO)
The goods purchased last will be sold first.
Ending inventory:
= (1,960 x 6) + ( (2,980 - 1,960) x 5)
= $16,860
Cost of goods sold:
= (4,020 x 3) + ((9,200 - 4,020) x 5)
= $37,960
Average cost:
Here the inventory cost is a weighted average of the various costs.
Cost of inventory = Total cost of purchases / Units purchased
= ((1,960 x 6) + (6,200 x 5) + (4,020 x 3)) / (1,960 + 6,200 + 4,020)
= $4.50
Ending inventory:
= Closing stock x cost
= 2,980 x 4.5
= $13,410
Cost of goods sold:
= Goods sold x price
= 9,200 x 4.50
= $41,400
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