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C) 100,000 Shares -
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A - 20,000 Shares
Only the $18 options are exercisable and thus dilutive.
( (Average Price - Strike Price) / Average Price ) x Total Dilutive Shares = 20,000 Shares
Snowmobile manufacturer uses LIFO and begins the year with an inventory of 3000 with a carrying cost
of $4000 per unit. The company sells 2000 in January for $10,000 each. In July the company adds 4000
at $5000 each. What is the difference if the company uses a periodic system instead of a perpetual
inventory inventory system.
A) Increase COGS by 2,000,000
B) Leave ending inventory unchanged
C) Decrease Gross Profit by 4,000,000 -
✔✔
A - Increase COGS by 2,000,000
Perpetual:
Sales = 20,000,000 = 10,000 x 2000
COGS = 8,000,000 = 4000 x 2000
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Gross Profit = 12,000,000
Ending Inventory = 24,000,000
Periodic:
Sales = 20,000,000 = 10,000 x 2000
COGS = 10,000,000 = 5000 x 2000
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Gross Profit = 10,000,000
Ending Inventory = 22,000,000
Which of the following is least likely to result in low-quality financial statements?
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