9.The management of Dayton Ltd. erroneously understated its inventory during 2010by $28,000. Using the information below and assuming there are no distributions of retained earnings:(1) present a...







9.The management of Dayton Ltd. erroneously understated its inventory during 2010by $28,000. Using the information below and assuming there are no distributions of retained earnings:(1) present a brief analysis with the accurate numbers and the numbers in error and (2) explain whether retained earnings would be overstated, understated, or be indifferent to the error at the end of 2011.



2010 Sales: $60,000



2010 Purchases: $50,000



2010 Cost of Goods Sold (before inventory error) $20,000



2011 Sales: $210,000



2011 Purchases: $60,000



2011 Cost of Goods Sold (based on error numbers): $68,000





























































































































































10.Yale Co. has valued its beginning and ending inventories at $4,000 and $7,000, respectively, during a period where cost of goods sold was $22,000. An auditor found an error in the valuation of the ending inventory and insisted that it be restated to $6,000. Calculate the adjusted cost of goods sold resulting from the inventory restatement.



11.
Summers Company began business on August 1, 2010. During August, Summers made the following purchases:

















August 3




100 units @ $10




$1,000




August 21




300 units @ $20




$6,000




Other information provided:























August sales




350 units at $50 each




August expenses excluding cost of goods sold




$7,200




August 31 current assets excluding inventory




$34,000




August 31 current liabilities




$26,000






Calculate Summers’ August 31 ending inventory under the FIFO and LIFO cost flow assumptions.







12.Yogi Company began operations on July 1. Below is its July income statement and the current portion of its balance sheet dated July 31. Each unit is sold for $80. Under the LIFO method of inventory, Yogi reported the following:


































July 3




Purchased 60 units @ $50




$3,000




July 14




Purchased 40 units @ $60




2,400







Cost of goods available




$5,400




July 31




Inventory (10 @ $50)




500







Cost of goods sold




$4,900




Complete the following income statement and current portion of the balance sheet for Yogi for July using the FIFO cost flow assumption instead of LIFO.



Sales revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _____________________



Cost of goods sold . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._____________________



Gross profit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _____________________







May 15, 2022
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