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POI Pty. Ltd. purchases comic books from publishers and resells them to customers. The company has a perpetual inventory system and assigns the cost of

POI Pty. Ltd. purchases comic books from publishers and resells them to customers. The company has a perpetual inventory system and assigns the cost of goods sold on a FIFO basis.
The company has the following records for the financial year 2016/17:
All figures exclude GST.
 

Inventory on hand 1 July 20161200 units @ $20 per unit
Purchases made during the financial year: 

10/7/16

600 units @ $15 per unit

12/9/16

200 units @ $23 per unit

22/12/16

1400 units @ $16 per unit

3/2/17

400 units @ $14 per unit

5/5/17

100 units @ $22 per unit
Sales made during the financial year: 

15/7/16

1000 units sold

20/10/16

900 units sold

1/1/17

1400 units sold

3/4/17

200 units sold
Stocktake on 30 June 201720 units damages and written off

Required:
Read the pdf document titled "Hints when using Excel" and use the Excel spreadsheet titled "POI Pty Ltd Stock Ledger Card Template" (both of which can be found in the LMS), to calculate the following:
You are required to upload your completed Excel Spreadsheet titled "POI Pty Ltd Stock Ledger Card Template" when you upload this assignment.
 

3a. Calculate: (refer to your completed Excel spreadsheet).

Cost of Goods Sold using perpetual FIFO method$
Closing inventory using perpetual FIFO method$

3b. Calculate: (refer to your completed Excel spreadsheet).

Average inventory (simplified) = (Opening inventory + Closing inventory) / 2  (show your workings):

3c. Calculate: the inventory turnover ratio.

Inventory Turnover Ratio = COGS / Average Inventory (show your workings):

 

3d. Set up a new Microsoft Excel (or equivalent spreadsheet program) file titled "Inventory Calculation Schedule" 

Include a Title for your spreadsheet, and headings Month, Opening Inventory, Closing Inventory, Cost of Goods Sold, and Turnover Ratio across the top of your spreadsheet.

Enter the closing inventory and cost of goods sold data into your spreadsheet from the following table. The opening inventory for July is $24000.

Complete the table by entering the formulae for the calculation of average inventory (0 decimal places) and inventory turnover rate (2 decimal places).

 

MonthClosing InventoryCost of Goods Sold
Jul612061680
Aug883555670
Sept1650051270
Oct1230045620
Nov725038974
Dec842052378
Jan1067057683
Feb1143255234
Mar998253489
Apr826958925
May934660334
Jun1045761259

 

Q3e The following data is provided in respect of the inventory of ABC Co at 30 June 

ABC Co - Inventory Schedule 30 June xx
ItemAt CostAt NRVInventory Value
001$2,000$2,200 
0028,8007,900 
0031,0001,200 
0042,0003,000 
0056,6005,000 
0069.50010,000 

 

Applying the lower of cost and net realisable value rule, determine the value of inventory for ABC Co for year ended 30 June 

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