Determining Inventory Costs The following items were purchased by Kudos Leather Goods

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Determining Inventory Costs

The following items were purchased by Kudos Leather Goods during the month of April:

        April 2           34 wallets @ $12.95 each

        April 8           24 wallets @ $13.10 each

        April 18         15 wallets @ $13.25 each

        April 26         20 wallets @ $13.27 each

On April 1 the business had in inventory 19 wallets valued at $12.90 each. On April 30 the business had 36 wallets in inventory; of these wallets, 8 were purchased on April 2, 15 were purchased on April 8, 3 were purchased on April 18, and 10 were purchased on April 26.

Instructions In your working papers, calculate the cost of the ending inventory using:

a. the specific identification method

b. the FIFO method

c. the LIFO method

d. the weighted average method

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QUESTION:

Determining Inventory Costs

The following items were purchased by Kudos Leather Goods during the month of April:

        April 2           34 wallets @ $12.95 each

        April 8           24 wallets @ $13.10 each

        April 18         15 wallets @ $13.25 each

        April 26         20 wallets @ $13.27 each

On April 1 the business had in inventory 19 wallets valued at $12.90 each. On April 30 the business had 36 wallets in inventory; of these wallets, 8 were purchased on April 2, 15 were purchased on April 8, 3 were purchased on April 18, and 10 were purchased on April 26.

Instructions In your working papers, calculate the cost of the ending inventory using:

a. the specific identification method

b. the FIFO method

c. the LIFO method

d. the weighted average method

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Inventory is a current asset of a company that is recorded in the balance sheet at its ending value. There are four inventory valuation method that helps in terming that ending balance of inventory. A single inventory valuation method is practiced by a company through-out a year.

                                                                 

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