Fine Leather Ltd. had the following inventory at December 31, 2017:ItemLeather blazersModel 154Model 160Model 165HandbagsModel 11Model 12Model 13a.b.QuantityC.201510604425Cost$120190250The value of endinginventoryThe value of endinginventoryThe value of endinginventory344967Per UnitRequired:1. Determine the value of ending inventory that should be reported on the statement offinancial position by applying the LC&NRV rule to,a. Each item of inventoryb. Each major category of inventoryc. Total inventoryNet RealizableValue$ 140172263374665

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Description: Fine Leather Ltd. had the following inventory at December 31, 2017:ItemLeather blazersModel 154Model 160Model 165HandbagsModel 11Model 12Model 13a.b.QuantityC.201510604425Cost$120190250The value of endinginventoryThe value of endinginventoryThe valu

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Fine Leather Ltd. had the following inventory at December 31, 2017: Item Leather blazers Model 154 Model 160 Model 165 Handbags Model 11 Model 12 Model 13 a. b. Quantity Cost C. 20 256 845 15 10 60 44 25 inventory The value of ending inventory The value of ending inventory The value of ending $120 190 250 34 49 67 Required: 1. Determine the value of ending inventory that should be reported on the statement of financial position by applying the LC&NRV rule to, a. Each item of inventory b. Each major category of inventory c. Total inventory Per Unit Net Realizable Value $140 172 263 37 46 65

Fine Leather Ltd. had the following inventory at December 31, 2017: Item Leather blazers Model 154 Model 160 Model 165 Handbags Model 11 Model 12 Model 13 a. b. Quantity Cost C. 20 256 845 15 10 60 44 25 inventory The value of ending inventory The value of ending inventory The value of ending $120 190 250 34 49 67 Required: 1. Determine the value of ending inventory that should be reported on the statement of financial position by applying the LC&NRV rule to, a. Each item of inventory b. Each major category of inventory c. Total inventory Per Unit Net Realizable Value $140 172 263 37 46 65

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