For the movement of the INVEST commodity from 01.01.20X1 to 31.12.20X1 you are given the following information: Initial Inventory and Purchases: Units unit price Total 01/01/20X1 Initial Stock 700 350 245.000,00 12/03/20X1 Market 1 270 400 108.000,00 05/06/20X1 Market 2 400 420 168.000,00 12/09/20X1 Market 3 500 440 220.000,00 21/11/20X1 Market 4 200 460 92.000,00 Total 2070 833.000,00 Sales: Units unit price Total 15/02/20X1 Sale 1 300 710 213.000,00 20/05/20X1 Sale 2 500 730 365.000,00 10/09/20X1 Sale 3 400 740 296.000,00 10/12/20X1 Sale 4 750 750 562.500,00 0,00 Total 1950 1.436.500,00 Whereas: A. ABC determines the cost of its goods sold on the basis of: The FIFO method The method of the weighted average (cost) B. During the inventory of the goods on 31/12/20X1 it was found that its current price amounted to € 520 per unit. It is requested to calculate without calendar entries: the cost of sales and gross profit for the fiscal year 20X1 and for each of the methods of determining the cost of goods sold, assuming that the enterprise uses the system of perpetual inventory for the accounting of the commodity.
For the movement of the INVEST commodity from 01.01.20X1 to 31.12.20X1 you are given the following information: Initial Inventory and Purchases: Units unit price Total 01/01/20X1 Initial Stock 700 350 245.000,00 12/03/20X1 Market 1 270 400 108.000,00 05/06/20X1 Market 2 400 420 168.000,00 12/09/20X1 Market 3 500 440 220.000,00 21/11/20X1 Market 4 200 460 92.000,00 Total 2070 833.000,00 Sales: Units unit price Total 15/02/20X1 Sale 1 300 710 213.000,00 20/05/20X1 Sale 2 500 730 365.000,00 10/09/20X1 Sale 3 400 740 296.000,00 10/12/20X1 Sale 4 750 750 562.500,00 0,00 Total 1950 1.436.500,00 Whereas: A. ABC determines the cost of its goods sold on the basis of: The FIFO method The method of the weighted average (cost) B. During the inventory of the goods on 31/12/20X1 it was found that its current price amounted to € 520 per unit. It is requested to calculate without calendar entries: the cost of sales and gross profit for the fiscal year 20X1 and for each of the methods of determining the cost of goods sold, assuming that the enterprise uses the system of perpetual inventory for the accounting of the commodity.
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For the movement of the INVEST commodity from 01.01.20X1 to 31.12.20X1 you are given the following information:
Initial Inventory and Purchases: | ||||
Units | unit price | Total | ||
01/01/20X1 | Initial Stock | 700 | 350 | 245.000,00 |
12/03/20X1 | Market 1 | 270 | 400 | 108.000,00 |
05/06/20X1 | Market 2 | 400 | 420 | 168.000,00 |
12/09/20X1 | Market 3 | 500 | 440 | 220.000,00 |
21/11/20X1 | Market 4 | 200 | 460 | 92.000,00 |
Total | 2070 | 833.000,00 | ||
Sales: | ||||
Units | unit price | Total | ||
15/02/20X1 | Sale 1 | 300 | 710 | 213.000,00 |
20/05/20X1 | Sale 2 | 500 | 730 | 365.000,00 |
10/09/20X1 | Sale 3 | 400 | 740 | 296.000,00 |
10/12/20X1 | Sale 4 | 750 | 750 | 562.500,00 |
0,00 | ||||
Total | 1950 | 1.436.500,00 |
Whereas:
A. ABC determines the cost of its goods sold on the basis of:
The FIFO method
The method of the weighted average (cost)
B. During the inventory of the goods on 31/12/20X1 it was found that its current price amounted to € 520 per unit.
It is requested to calculate without calendar entries: the cost of sales and gross profit for the fiscal year 20X1 and for each of the methods of determining the cost of goods sold, assuming that the enterprise uses the system of perpetual inventory for the accounting of the commodity.
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