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Use the following information for the Exercises below. [The following information applies to the questions displayed below.J Laker Company reported the following January purchases and sales data for its only product Activities Units sold at Retail 160 units $22.50 180 units $22.50 Date Units Acquired at Cost Jan. 1 Beginning inventory 210 unitse 13.50 $2,835 Jan. 10 Sales Jan. 20 Purchase Jan. 25 Sales Jan. 30 Purchase 150 units $12.50-1,875 320 units 12.003,840 Totals 680 units $8,550 340 units The Company uses a perpetual inventory system. For specific identification, ending inventory consists of 340 units, where 320 are from the January 30 purchase, 5 are from the January 20 purchase, and 15 are from beginning inventory.

Solution

Solution:

Part 1 – Income Statements

Income Statement

Specific

Weighted

Identification

Average

FIFO

LIFO

Sales Revenue (160 Units * $22.50 + 180Units*$22.50)

$7,650

$7,650

$7,650

$7,650

Cost of Goods Sold (Refer working notes)

$4,445

$4,455

$4,460

$4,440

Gross Profit

$3,205

$3,195

$3,190

$3,210

Expenses (information is missing about expense assumed $2000)

$2,000

$2,000

$2,000

$2,000

Income before taxes (Gross Profit - Expenses)

$1,205

$1,195

$1,190

$1,210

Income tax Expenses (rate is missing in the question, assumed 30%))

$362

$359

$357

$363

Net Income (income before taxes - tax)

$844

$837

$833

$847

Under perpetual system, inventory is updated after each transaction whether sale or purchase of units.

Note 1 ---

Under FIFO method, the oldest units are sold first.

Cost of Goods Sold (FIFO method) = (160 Units*$13.50) + (50 Units from Jan 1 Inventory*13.50 + 130 Units from Jan 20 Purchases * $12.50)

= $2,160 + $675 + $1,625

= $4,460

Note 2 ---

Under LIFO method, the recent purchased units are sold first.

Cost of Goods Sold (LIFO method) = (160 Units*$13.50) + (150 Units from Jan.20 Purchase *$12.50 + 30 Units from Beginning Inventory * $13.50)

= $2,160 + $1,875 + $405

= $4,440

Note 3 –

Under Average Method, average unit cost is applied to the sold units.

Average Method

Units

Average Cost

Total Cost

Unit Sold from Beg Inventory (A)

160

$13.50

$2,160

Avg cost for units sold on Jan.25

Balance from Beginning Inventory (210 - 160)

50

$13.50

$675

Purchase Jan.20

150

$12.50

$1,875

Total Cost

200

$2,550

Average Cost (2,550 / 200)

$12.75

Cost of Unit Sold on Jan.25 (B)

180

$12.75

$2,295

Total Cost of Goods Sold (A + B)

$4,455

Note 4 –

Cost of Goods Sold (Specific Identification)

Cost of Ending Inventory

Units

Unit Cost

Total Cost

Jan 30 Purchases

320

$12

$3,840.00

Jan 20 Purchases

5

$12.50

$62.50

Beginning Inventory Jan.1

15

$13.50

$202.50

Total Cost of Ending Inventory

340

$4,105.00

Cost of Goods Sold

Units

Total Cost

Total Units Available for Sale

680

$8,550

Less: Ending Inventory

340

$4,105

Cost of Goods Sold

340

$4,445

Under LIFO method, the units purchased recently are issued or sold first.

Part 2 --- LIFO method

As per the Income statement (whether the information about expenses and tax is missing), the LIFO method gives highest income.

Part 3 --- Yes, the Net Income using weighted average fall between that using FIFO and LIFO

Part 4 – FIFO method, given higher net income if costs were rising instead of falling.

Note --- expenses and tax information is missing. I assumed the same to answer this question.

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Income Statement

Specific

Weighted

Identification

Average

FIFO

LIFO

Sales Revenue (160 Units * $22.50 + 180Units*$22.50)

$7,650

$7,650

$7,650

$7,650

Cost of Goods Sold (Refer working notes)

$4,445

$4,455

$4,460

$4,440

Gross Profit

$3,205

$3,195

$3,190

$3,210

Expenses (information is missing about expense assumed $2000)

$2,000

$2,000

$2,000

$2,000

Income before taxes (Gross Profit - Expenses)

$1,205

$1,195

$1,190

$1,210

Income tax Expenses (rate is missing in the question, assumed 30%))

$362

$359

$357

$363

Net Income (income before taxes - tax)

$844

$837

$833

$847

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