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    CALCULATION OF COST OF GOODS PURCHASED

    PurchasesLess: Purchase returns and allowances

    Purchase discounts

    Net purchases

    Add: Freight-in

    Cost of goods purchased

    $360,000

    10,000

    350,000

    5,000

    355,000

    $7,0003,000

    CALCULATION OF COST OF GOODS SOLD

    Inventory, January 1

    Cost of goods purchased

    Cost of goods available for sale

    Inventory, December 31

    Cost of goods sold

    $ 40,000

    355,000

    395,000

    50,000

    345,000

    ILLUSTRATION 6-2COST OF GOODS SOLD

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    Net Sales

    Cost of Goods Sold

    Operating Expenses

    Net Income

    Purchases=+=

    Purchase returns and allowancesPurchase discountsNet purchases

    Freight-inCost of goods purchased

    Beginning inventory+==

    Cost of goods purchasedCost of goods available for saleEnding inventoryCost of goods sold

    Net Sales=

    Cost of goods soldGross profit

    Selling expenses (includingFreight-out)

    +=

    Administrative expensesTotal operating expenses

    Gross profit=

    Total operating expensesNet income

    Sales=

    Sales returns and allowancesSales discountsNet sales

    Gross Profit

    ILLUSTRATION 6-3COMPONENTS OF THE INCOME STATEMENT FOR AMERCHANDISING COMPANY USING PERIODICINVENTORY SYSTEM

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    ILLUSTRATION 6-4COSTING ENDING INVENTORY UNDER FIFO, LIFO,AND AVERAGE COST METHODSPERIODIC SYSTEM

    Your company provided the following data for the year:

    January 1.....March 15 purchase.....

    June 20 purchase.....

    October 25 purchase.....

    Units and goods available.....

    Ending inventory (December 31) consists of 110 units.

    Complete the costing of ending inventory under FIFO, LIFO, andaverage cost.

    8060

    100

    90

    330

    $15.0016.00

    17.50

    18.00

    $1,200960

    1,750

    1,620

    $5,530

    Units Unit Cost Total Cost

    Cost of goods available for sale.....

    LESS: Ending Inventory (FIFO)Dates: Units CostOctober 25 (90 $18.00)

    June 20 (20 $17.50)==

    $1,620350 1,970

    $5,530

    FIFO LIFO AVERAGE

    $5,530 $5,530

    1,680

    1,844

    LESS: Ending Inventory (LIFO)Dates: Units CostJan 1 (80 $15.00)Mar 15 (30 $16.00)

    ==

    $1,200480

    LESS: Ending Inventory (Wt. Aver.)Wt. Aver. cost Units = Unit CostUnit Cost Ending Units

    $5,530 330 = $16.76 (r)

    $16.76/unit 110 units (r)

    Cost of Goods Sold..... $3,560 $3,850 $3,686

    Income Statement Effects

    Balance

    SheetEffects

    (r) rounded

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    ILLUSTRATION 6-5EFFECTS OF INVENTORY ERRORS

    Cost of GoodsSold Net Income

    Beginning inventory understated

    Beginning inventory overstated

    Ending inventory understated

    Ending inventory overstated

    Understated

    Overstated

    Overstated

    Understated

    Overstated

    Understated

    Understated

    Overstated

    Inventory Error

    SELF-CORRECTING ERRORS OVER TWO PERIODS

    CORRECT TOTAL INCOME OVER TWO PERIODS

    becomes

    offsets

    Current Period

    An errorseffect on income

    this period

    EndingInventory

    Error

    Next Period

    BeginningInventory

    Error

    Reverse effecton net incomein this period

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    Net

    Sales

    Estimated

    Gross Profit

    Estimated Cost

    of Goods Sold =

    Step 1

    Cost of GoodsAvailable for Sale

    Estimated Costof Goods Sold

    Estimated Cost ofEnding Inventory

    =

    Step 2

    a. Estimated Gross ProfitRate....40%

    Estimate ending inventory costusing the Gross Profit Method.

    Net sales $400,000

    Less: Estimatedgross profit

    (400,000 40% (G)) 160,000

    Beginning inventory $ 50,000

    (G)

    Estimated cost ofending inventory $ 10,000

    Step 1:

    (G)

    Step 2:

    Gross Profit Method

    G Given

    b. Net Sales....$400,000

    c. Beginning Inventory....$50,000

    d. Goods Purchased....$200,000

    Estimated cost ofgoods sold $240,000

    Cost of goodspurchased 200,000 (G)

    Cost of goodsavailable for sale $250,000

    Less: Estimated costof goods sold 240,000

    ILLUSTRATION 6-6THE GROSS PROFIT METHOD

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    Goods Available

    for Sale at Retail

    Net

    Sales

    Ending Inventory

    at Retail

    Goods Availablefor Sale at Cost

    Goods Availablefor Sale at Retail

    Cost-to-RetailRatio

    Ending Inventoryat Retail

    Cost-to-RetailRatio

    Estimated Cost ofEnding Inventory

    a. Beginning inventory andpurchases at cost and retail

    Beg. inv.Purchases

    b. Sales at retail....$80,000

    Estimate ending inventory costusing the Retail Method.

    Cost Retail

    $15,00045,000

    $25,00075,000

    Beg. inv. $15,000 $25,000

    Cost Retail

    Purchases 45,000 75,000

    GoodsAvailable $60,000 100,000

    Net salesEstimated inventoryat retail

    80,000

    $20,000

    (G) (G)

    (G) (G)

    Cost-to-retail ratio$60,000 $100,000 60%

    Estimated inventory atcost $20,000 60% $12,000

    (G)

    Retail Method

    G Given

    ILLUSTRATION 6-7THE RETAIL INVENTORY METHOD

    =

    Step 1

    =

    Step 2

    =

    Step 3

    (1)

    (2)

    (3)