Toys Limited uses the perpetual inventory system for measuring material issues from stores to production. Opening balance: 850 units @R8.8 each on 3 May 20X1 Purchases 3 750 units @9.28 each on 4 May 20X1 Sold 1 700 units on 10 May 20X1 Purchase 4 800 units @R10.20 each on 17 May 20X1 Sold 3 000 units on 18 May 20X1 Return to supplier 800 units of units purchased 17 May 20X1 on 19 May 20X1 Receive 800 units back in the store on 21 May 20X1 Required: Enter these transactions onto the stock ledge card using the WA method. What is the total balance cost on 21 May 20x1? R37 997 R46 157 R7 480 R34 800 None of the above
Toys Limited uses the perpetual inventory system for measuring material issues from stores to production. Opening balance: 850 units @R8.8 each on 3 May 20X1 Purchases 3 750 units @9.28 each on 4 May 20X1 Sold 1 700 units on 10 May 20X1 Purchase 4 800 units @R10.20 each on 17 May 20X1 Sold 3 000 units on 18 May 20X1 Return to supplier 800 units of units purchased 17 May 20X1 on 19 May 20X1 Receive 800 units back in the store on 21 May 20X1 Required: Enter these transactions onto the stock ledge card using the WA method. What is the total balance cost on 21 May 20x1? R37 997 R46 157 R7 480 R34 800 None of the above
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Toys Limited uses the perpetual inventory system for measuring material issues from stores to production.
- Opening balance: 850 units @R8.8 each on 3 May 20X1
- Purchases 3 750 units @9.28 each on 4 May 20X1
- Sold 1 700 units on 10 May 20X1
- Purchase 4 800 units @R10.20 each on 17 May 20X1
- Sold 3 000 units on 18 May 20X1
- Return to supplier 800 units of units purchased 17 May 20X1 on 19 May 20X1
- Receive 800 units back in the store on 21 May 20X1
Required:
Enter these transactions onto the stock ledge card using the WA method.
What is the total balance cost on 21 May 20x1?
R37 997 |
||
R46 157 |
||
R7 480 |
||
R34 800 |
||
None of the above |
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