ices Fit for Life (FFL) operates a fitness center and snack lounge. The following is a partial list of FFL transactions during its year ended December 31. FFL adjusts its records only at year-end. January 6 Purchased and received 50 nutritional bars for $95, n/45. January 8 FFL sold 60 nutritional bars to Big in for $404 cash, which includes $38 of sales tax. April 30 FFL received $56,400 from Commerce Bank after signing a 24-month, 4 percent, promissory note. August 31 FFL signed a 6-month contract to sublease a portion of its building. FFL also received a $16,200 check for six months' rent. December 30 FFL paid employees' net pay through December 31, using direct deposits totaling $3,600, for 250 total hours at a $18 hourly wage. The company had withheld FICA of $330, United Way contributions of $160, and income tax of $410. December 31 FFL adjusted the accounts at year-end, relating to (a) employer payroll taxes, including FICA and $170 of unemployment taxes, (b) interest, and (c) rent. Required: 1. Calculate the cost of goods sold on January 8, assuming FFL began the year with an inventory of 50 nutritional bars at a unit cost of $1.80 ($90 total cost), had no other inventory transections prior to January 6 and 8, and reports its inventory costs using FIFO. 2. For each of the above dates, prepare the required journal entries (using a perpetual inventory system) and the adjusting journal entries. Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required 1 Required 2 Calculate the cost of goods sold on January 8, assuming FFL began the year with an inventory of 50 nutritional bars at a unit cost of $1.80 ($90 total cost), had no other inventory transactions prior to January 6 and 8, and reports its inventory costs using FIFO. (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Cost of goods sold Required 2