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larisa [96]
3 years ago
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As of year-end, June Company had three different inventory items in its ending inventory. June had 10 units of each item on hand

. The unit cost, replacement cost, expected selling price, estimated disposal and completion costs, and normal gross profit as a percentage of expected selling price follow: Item A: $10, $9, $20, $2, 50% Item B: $30, $32, $50, $4, 30% Item C: $50, $48, $90, $0, 40% June uses a LIFO costing method. By what amount will June write-down its inventory?
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1 answer:
Tomtit [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

$10

Explanation:

unit cost, replacement cost, expected selling price, estimated disposal and completion costs, and normal gross profit as a percentage of expected selling price follow

Item A: $10, $9, $20, $2, 50%

Item B: $30, $32, $50, $4, 30%

Item C: $50, $48, $90, $0, 40%

I used an excel spreadsheet to calculate the value of ending inventory using the lower of cost or market value. The ending inventory = $890, while the purchase cost = $100 + $300 + $500 = $900

the inventory should be written down by $10

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