Bettymay
Apr 29, 2013, 09:56 PM
You are the store manager at a local Best Buy. As manager, you are verifying the stores December inventory sales and purchases. You are currently focusing on a line of HP laptops which was part of the store's major holiday discount promotion.
December data for HP laptops by week were as follows:
· December 1 Beginning balance: 50 units at $600 each
· December 8 Sold 30 units
· December 11 Purchased 50 units at $800 each
· December 15 Sold 40 units
· December 22 Sold 20 units
· December 23 Purchased 80 units at $850
· December 30 Sold 40 units
1. Determine the cost of ending inventory assuming a perpetual inventory system and the LIFO method is used.
2. The year-end inventory count disclosed that 45 units of HP laptops remained on the store floor. Is ending inventory value calculated in #1 accurate based upon the inventory count? If not, how would the balance sheet and income statement be affected if inventory was not corrected?
December data for HP laptops by week were as follows:
· December 1 Beginning balance: 50 units at $600 each
· December 8 Sold 30 units
· December 11 Purchased 50 units at $800 each
· December 15 Sold 40 units
· December 22 Sold 20 units
· December 23 Purchased 80 units at $850
· December 30 Sold 40 units
1. Determine the cost of ending inventory assuming a perpetual inventory system and the LIFO method is used.
2. The year-end inventory count disclosed that 45 units of HP laptops remained on the store floor. Is ending inventory value calculated in #1 accurate based upon the inventory count? If not, how would the balance sheet and income statement be affected if inventory was not corrected?