56) Buy & Large, Inc.’s inventory activity in May was: Inventory, May 1 10 units @ $60 each Purchase on account, May 7 30 units @ $70 each Sale on account, May 18 12...





56) Buy & Large, Inc.’s inventory activity in May was:





















Inventory, May 1




10 units @ $60 each




Purchase on account, May 7




30 units @ $70 each




Sale on account, May 18




12 units @ $120 each








Required:



1. What is the cost of goods sold for the May 18 sale using the weighted average (WA) cost flow method?



2. What is the cost of goods sold for the May 18 sale using FIFO cost flow method?



3. Select which method is correct by choosing WA or FIFO, or Same, if both methods give the same result.















































Which method results in the:




WA




FIFO




Same




a.




higher gross profit?













b.




higher
Inventory
on the Balance Sheet?













c.




higher current assets?













d.




higher
Accounts payable
on the Balance Sheet?

















57) Buy & Large, Inc.’s inventory activity in October was:





















Inventory, October 1




11 units @ $8 each




Purchase, October 12




22 units @ $11 each




Sale, October 25




25 units @ $25 each




Show the correct effect on the accounting equation of the October 25th sale of 25 units on account using the perpetual
FIFO
method of accounting for inventory.



















Assets




Liabilities




Shareholders’ equity















58) Buy & Large, Inc.’s inventory activity in October was:





















Inventory, October 1




11 units @ $8 each




Purchase, October 12




22 units @ $11 each




Sale, October 25




25 units @ $25 each




Show the correct effect on the accounting equation of the October 25th sale on account using the perpetual
WEIGHTED AVERAGE COST
method of accounting for inventory.



















Assets




Liabilities




Shareholders’ equity

















59) Buy & Large, Inc.’s inventory activity in October was:



















Inventory, October 1




11 units @ $8 each




Purchase, October 12




22 units @ $11 each




Sale, October 25




25 units @ $25 each




Show the correct effect on the accounting equation of the October 25th sale on account using the perpetual
LIFO
method of accounting for inventory.



















Assets




Liabilities




Shareholders’ equity

















May 15, 2022
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