Learning Objective 5-4 1) Philipsburg Corporation sells hats to upscale retailers around the world. Information about inventory is contained in the table below. The company uses a LIFO perpetual...





Learning Objective 5-4





1) Philipsburg Corporation sells hats to upscale retailers around the world. Information about inventory is contained in the table below. The company uses a LIFO perpetual inventory system.





































Date







Number of Units




Unit Cost




Total Cost




January 1




Beginning inventory




500




$9.00




$4,500




January 13




Purchase




1,000




$10.00




$10,000




January 22




Purchase




1,400




$11.00




$15,400






Determine the gross profit for the period assuming that the only sale was 1,200 units for $35 each on January 15.



A) $30,200



B) $32,400



C) $36,540



D) $42,000





2) Head on Straight, Inc. sells hats to fine retailers across the world. It uses a FIFO perpetual inventory system. Inventory data is presented in the table below.





































Date







Number of Units




Unit Cost




Total Cost




January 1




Beginning inventory




300




$100




$30,000




January 13




Purchase




400




$110




$44,000




January 22




Purchase




500




$120




$60,000






Determine the operating income for the period, assuming that 1,000 units were sold for $170 each. Operating expenses excluding cost of goods sold totaled $40,000.



A) $110,000



B) $16,000



C) $65,000



D) $20,000



3) Up Against the Wall, Inc. sells wallpaper to fine retailers across the world. It uses a LIFO perpetual inventory system. Inventory data is presented in the table below.

































Date







Number of Units




Amount per unit




January 1




Beginning inventory




300




$100




January 13




Purchase




600




$110




January 22




Sale




500




$200






Determine the gross profit for the period.



A) $55,000



B) $45,000



C) $100,000



D) $48,000





4) Philipsburg Corporation sells mugs to fine retailers around the world. It uses a FIFO perpetual inventory system. Inventory data is presented in the table below.





































Date







Number of Units




Unit Cost




Total Cost




January 1




Beginning inventory




300




$100




$30,000




January 13




Purchase




400




$110




$44,000




January 22




Purchase




500




$120




$60,000






Determine gross profit for the period, assuming that 1,000 units were sold for $170 each. Operating expenses excluding cost of goods sold totaled $40,000.



A) $80,000



B) $60,000



C) $40,000



D) $170,000



5) Philipsburg Corporation sells mugs to fine retailers around the world. It uses a FIFO perpetual inventory system. Inventory data is presented in the table below.





































Date







Number of Units




Unit Cost




Total Cost




January 1




Beginning inventory




300




$100




$30,000




January 13




Purchase




400




$110




$44,000




January 22




Purchase




500




$120




$60,000






Determine operating income for the period, assuming that 1,000 units were sold for $170 each. Operating expenses excluding cost of goods sold totaled $40,000.



A) $40,000



B) $34,000



C) $22,000



D) $20,000





6) Putting on the Ritz, Inc. sells hats to upscale retailers around the world. Information about inventory is contained in the table below. The company uses a LIFO perpetual inventory system.





































Date







Number of Units




Unit Cost




Total Cost




January 1




Beginning inventory




500




$9.00




$4,500




January 13




Purchase




1,000




$10.00




$10,000




January 22




Purchase




1,400




$11.00




$15,400






Determine the gross profit for the period assuming that the only sale was 1,200 units for $35 each on January 15.



A) $30,200



B) $32,400



C) $36,540



D) $42,000



7) Inventory information for Great Falls Merchandising, Inc. is provided below. Sales for the period were 2,800 units at $8 each. The company uses a FIFO periodic inventory system.



















































Date







Number of Units




Unit Cost




Total Cost




January 1




Beginning inventory




1,000




$3.00




$3,000




January




Purchase




600




$3.50




$2,100




February




Purchase




800




$4.00




$3,200




March




Purchase




1,200




$4.25




$5,100




Totals







3,600







$13,400






Determine the gross profit for the quarter ended March 31.



A) $15,400



B) $12,600



C) $12,400



D) $22,400





8) Inventory data for Missoula Merchandising, Inc. are provided below. Sales for the period were 2,800 units. Each sold for $8. The company maintains a weighted-average periodic inventory system.



















































Date







Number of Units




Unit Cost




Total Cost




January 1




Beginning inventory




1,000




$2.20




$2,200




January




Purchases




600




$3.50




$2,100




February




Purchases




800




$4.00




$3,200




March




Purchases




1,200




$4.25




$5,100




Totals







3,600







$12,600






Determine the gross profit for the quarter ended March 31.



A) $12,635



B) $12,600



C) $13,000



D) $22,400



9) Over the Top, Inc. sells hats to upscale retailers around the world. Information about inventory is contained in the table below. The company uses a FIFO perpetual inventory system.

































Date







Number of Units




Unit Cost/Price




January 1




Beginning inventory




500




$9.00




January 13




Purchase




1,000




$10.00




January 22




Sale




1,200




$35.00






Determine the gross profit.



A) $42,000



B) $34,750



C) $30,500



D) $30,2500







May 15, 2022
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