The inventory records of Coral Company show the following: Jan. 1 Beginning inventory consists of 12 units

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The inventory records of Coral Company show the following:

Jan. 1 Beginning inventory consists of 12 units costing \(\$ 48\) per unit.

5 Purchased 15 units @ \(\$ 49.92\) per unit.

10 Sold 9 units @ \$108 per unit.

12 Sold 7 units @ \$108 per unit.

20 Purchased 20 units @ \(\$ 50.16\) per unit.

22 Purchased 5 units @ \$48 per unit.

30 Sold 20 units @ \(\$ 110.40\) per unit.

Assume all purchases and sales are made on account.

a. Using FIFO perpetual inventory procedure, compute cost of goods sold for January.

b. Using FIFO perpetual inventory procedure, prepare the journal entries for January.

c. Compute the cost of goods sold under FIFO periodic inventory procedure. Is there a difference between the amount computed using the two different procedures?

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Financial Accounting A Business Perspective

ISBN: 9780072289985

7th Edition

Authors: Roger H. Hermanson, James Don Edwards

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