Using the FIFO method, the values of purchases and COGS after accounting for the transaction on May 1, 2009 are: O a. $697,000 and $100,000 O b. $691,000 and $113,000 O c. $897,000 and $112,000 O d. $688,000 and $112,000
Using the FIFO method, the values of purchases and COGS after accounting for the transaction on May 1, 2009 are: O a. $697,000 and $100,000 O b. $691,000 and $113,000 O c. $897,000 and $112,000 O d. $688,000 and $112,000
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![J &G sells a variety of school supplies from a store located at Red Mountain Mall. The
business began the second quarter (April to June) of 2009 with 2,000 pencil cases at
a total cost of $200,000. The following transactions took place during the quarter.
Purchased 3,000 pencil cases on account at a cost of $110 each. An
additional air freight charge of $2, as well as customs import charge of $3
per case was incurred and paid. It is customary for J & G to include freight
in as part of the cost of the units in their inventory record.
During the month 1, 000 pencil cases were sold at a price of $160 each.
April 10
April 30
May 1
A new batch of 3,200 cases was purchased on account at a cost of $352,000.
May 15
15 of the pencil cases purchased on April 10 were found to be defective and
returned to the supplier.
May 28
May 31
The sales for May were 2,350 pencil cases at a unit selling price of $120.
10 of the pencil cases sold at the start of business on May 28 were returned
by the customer.
Using the FIFO method, the values of purchases and COGS after accounting for the
transaction on May 1, 2009 are:
O a. $697,000 and $100,000
O b. $691,000 and $113,000
O c. $897,000 and $112,000
O d. $688,000 and $112,000](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F60785929-6546-4087-8152-f259d704a9ec%2F1f878a6f-e650-47d8-b694-76e66472c9ba%2Fwkriza_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:J &G sells a variety of school supplies from a store located at Red Mountain Mall. The
business began the second quarter (April to June) of 2009 with 2,000 pencil cases at
a total cost of $200,000. The following transactions took place during the quarter.
Purchased 3,000 pencil cases on account at a cost of $110 each. An
additional air freight charge of $2, as well as customs import charge of $3
per case was incurred and paid. It is customary for J & G to include freight
in as part of the cost of the units in their inventory record.
During the month 1, 000 pencil cases were sold at a price of $160 each.
April 10
April 30
May 1
A new batch of 3,200 cases was purchased on account at a cost of $352,000.
May 15
15 of the pencil cases purchased on April 10 were found to be defective and
returned to the supplier.
May 28
May 31
The sales for May were 2,350 pencil cases at a unit selling price of $120.
10 of the pencil cases sold at the start of business on May 28 were returned
by the customer.
Using the FIFO method, the values of purchases and COGS after accounting for the
transaction on May 1, 2009 are:
O a. $697,000 and $100,000
O b. $691,000 and $113,000
O c. $897,000 and $112,000
O d. $688,000 and $112,000
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