Part 3:10. Calculate the five critical subtotals in the multistep income statementbased on the information provided in this table:SalesSales returnsSales discountsCost of Goods SoldTotal OperatingExpensesInterest IncomeInterest ExpenseIncome Tax Expensea. Net Salesb. Gross Profitc. Income From Operationsd. Income Before Taxese. Net Income11. Fill in the blanks.If costs are rising, then......a) LIFO COGS is_b) LIFO ending inventory isinventory780,00015,0002,000325,000215,000d) Ending inventory ise) Net Income isf) Ending Retained Earnings areg) Stockholder's Equity ish) Assets are11,00020,00040,000Amount:(greater or less than) FIFO COGS(greater or less than) FIFO ending(greater or lessc) Net Income for a company using LIFO will bethan) a company that uses FIFOIf COGS is understated: (Fill in with overstated or understated): 8:36Chegg Home Expert Q&AChapter Summary Assignment #3 (Ch 5 & 6) D2L quiz questions will be asked inclass based on your completion of this preparation guide. Example in class question: What isthe debit account in Question 2? You will not have time to complete this guide in class! Youare required to handwrite your answers to this assignment.My answersPart 1: Prepare Bluth Co.'s journal entries for each of the following transactions. Assume thata perpetual inventory method is used.Recording Purchases of Merchandise1. Bluth Co. purchases $75,000 of inventory on account, terms 2/10 net30 from Sitwell Enterprise.2. Bluth Co. returns $5,000 of inventory to Sitwell Enterprise from theinitial purchase.33. Bluth Co. pays the balance owed to Sitwell Enterprise, taking thediscount.Recording Sales of Merchandise (new scenario)4. Bluth Co. sells merchandise on account for $29,000 (terms 3/10 net30) to Franklin Inc. The merchandise had cost Bluth Co. $15,500.Show Transcribed TextĆBeginning inventory (1/1/2023)Purchase # 1: (3/2/23)Purchase #2: (7/15/23)Purchase #3: (11/31/23)5. Franklin Inc. returns $5,500 of the merchandise to Bluth Co. Assumethis returned merchandise had cost Bluth Co. $2,200.6. Franklin Inc. pays Bluth Co. the balance owed within 10 days of thesale.Skip questionPart 2: During 2023, Waystar Royco sold 31,000 units of its product. The following units wereon hand or purchased during the year:Total Available for SaleLess SoldEnding InventoryAverage Cost per unit =Ending Inventory:0.06 VODKB/S LTE2Units7,00012,00020,00011,00050,000Start answering|||Required: In the table above, fill in the number of units sold and the number of units in EndingInventory. Calculate ending inventory and cost of goods sold for the next 3 questions.7. If the company used the FIFO method, what is the value of endinginventory and cost of goods sold?Ending Inventory:Cost of Goods Sold:Cost per Total Cost$14.50$14.90$14.00$13.758. If the company used the LIFO method, what is the value of endinginventory and cost of goods sold?Ending Inventory:Cost of Goods Sold:9. If the company used the average cost method, what is the value of endinginventory and cost of goods sold?Please round your calculated average cost per unit to 4 decimals (example -$18.7910)$101,500$178,800$280,000$151,250$711,550ExitCost of Goods Sold:4G33

10. a. Net Sales = Sales - Sales returns - Sales discounts= 780,000 - 15,000 - 2,000= 763,000 b.…

11. Fill in the blanks. If costs are rising, then...... a) LIFO COGS is b) LIFO ending inventory is inventory (greater or less than) FIFO COGS (greater or less than) FIFO ending (greater or less c) Net Income for a company using LIFO will be than) a company that uses FIFO If COGS is understated: (Fill in with overstated or understated): d) Ending inventory is e) Net Income is f) Ending Retained Earnings are g) Stockholder's Equity is h) Assets are

11. Fill in the blanks. If costs are rising, then...... a) LIFO COGS is b) LIFO ending inventory is inventory (greater or less than) FIFO COGS (greater or less than) FIFO ending (greater or less c) Net Income for a company using LIFO will be than) a company that uses FIFO If COGS is understated: (Fill in with overstated or understated): d) Ending inventory is e) Net Income is f) Ending Retained Earnings are g) Stockholder's Equity is h) Assets are

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