The problem is stated in the picture.Here is the question:1. Assume instead, the Company uses the FIFO method in the measurement of its inventories, how much would be its cost of goods sold for the year? Problem 2The following were the information provided by UNIKELO retail:Purchases and Beginning InventoryJanuary 1, Inventory - 250 units @ P10.50• March 7 - Purchases - 200 units @ P11.00July 15 - Purchases - 275 unites @ P11.75July 20 - Purchase returns - 50 units @ P11.00SalesMay 20 - Sales 120 units @ P14.00 Selling price per unit• June 30 - Sales - 55 units @ P15.00 Selling price per unitSept. 17 - Sales 250 units @ P16.00 Selling price per unitThe Company uses the weighted average method in themeasurement of its inventories (Periodic).

Periodic Inventory System In this method, Ending inventory only updates at the end of the period…

The problem is stated in the picture. Here is the question: 1. Assume instead, the Company uses the FIFO method in the measurement of its inventories, how much would be its cost of goods sold for the year?

The problem is stated in the picture. Here is the question: 1. Assume instead, the Company uses the FIFO method in the measurement of its inventories, how much would be its cost of goods sold for the year?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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1. Assume instead, the Company uses the FIFO method in the measurement of its inventories, how much would be its cost of goods sold for the year?

Problem 2
The following were the information provided by UNIKELO retail:
Purchases and Beginning Inventory
January 1, Inventory - 250 units @ P10.50
• March 7 - Purchases - 200 units @ P11.00
July 15 - Purchases - 275 unites @ P11.75
July 20 - Purchase returns - 50 units @ P11.00
Sales
May 20 - Sales 120 units @ P14.00 Selling price per unit
• June 30 - Sales - 55 units @ P15.00 Selling price per unit
Sept. 17 - Sales 250 units @ P16.00 Selling price per unit
The Company uses the weighted average method in themeasurement of its inventories (Periodic).

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