Baker Bakery Company Just Began Business And Made The Following Four Inventory Purchases In June:
Under First-In, First-Out (FIFO) method, we start to sold those items /
units which was firstly purchased and then we move forward to the next
purchases until all the units are sold. So, here we started to sell the units
from June 1 purchases until all 490 units out of 700 units (150 + 200 + 200 +
150) are sold out and then remaining 210 units are used to show ending
inventory under FIFO periodic inventory system.
Per Unit Cost For June 1 Purchases = $1,040 / 150 units = $6.93333Per Unit Cost For June 10 Purchases = $1,560 / 200 units = $7.8Per Unit Cost For June 15 Purchases = $1,680 / 200 units = $8.4Per Unit Cost For June 28 Purchases = $1,320 / 150 units = $8.8
Calculation Of Cost Of Goods Sold
As 490 units out of 700 units are sold out, so we get the following:
150 units X $6.93333 = $1,040
200 units X $7.8 = $1,560
140 units X $8.4 = $1,176
Cost of Sales or Cost Of Goods Sold (COGS) = $1,040 + $1,560 + 1,176 =
$3,776
So, we can say that from June 1 purchases, we sold 150 units. After consuming 150 units from June 1 purchases, the remaining sold out units are 340 units. From June 10 purchases, we further utilized 200 units and remaining sold out units are 140 units, which are used from June 15 purchases and finally, we completely sold out 490 units.
Calculation Of Ending Inventory
Units unsold from June 15 purchases = 60 units
60 units X $8.4 = $504
150 units X $8.8 = $1,320
Ending Inventory under FIFO = $504 + $1,320 = $1,824
So, the correct option of this multiple choice question (mcq) is (c) while all other options are wrong choices here.

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