Please record the journal entries for the following transactions: 14...
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Please record the journal entries for the following transactions:
14 Assume Bed Bath & Beyond uses the first-in, first-out (FIFO) cost flow assumption for valuing inventories. | ||||
The beginning inventory and a sample of purchases were used to value inventories. These amounts | ||||
were: beginning inventory (3/15/17) 58,042 units @ $47.05 each; purchase 3/19/17, 6,000 units @ $48 each; | ||||
purchase 5/6/17, 11,500 units @ $49 each; purchase 6/9/17, 8,000 units @ $52 each; | ||||
purchase 8/21/17, 11,000 units @ $54 each; purchase 9/12/17, 6,000 units @ $55 each; purchase 1/5/18, 19,000 | ||||
units @ $57 each. Forty-three thousand (43,000) units were on hand on March 3, 2018. Value the ending inventory | ||||
(not cost of goods sold) and adjust the total to the ending inventory value accordingly. | ||||
16 After the adjustment of inventories was made in #14, a comparison to market value (lower of cost or market) | ||||
was made. "Market" value is $2,250,000 | ||||
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