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1 2 Inventory Definition Inventory is defined as goods held for sale in the normal course of business or items used in the manufacture of products that will be sold in the normal course of business ID: 853365

inventory lifo 147 150 lifo inventory 150 147 000 148 inventories cogsfifo tax reserve cogslifo goods 100 2001 fifo

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1 1 Inventories 2 Inventory Definit
1 Inventories 2 Inventory Definit

2 ion: Inventory is defined as good
ion: Inventory is defined as good

3 s held for sale in the normal cou
s held for sale in the normal cou

4 rse of business or items used in
rse of business or items used in

5 the manufacture of products that
the manufacture of products that

6 will be sold in the normal cour
will be sold in the normal cour

7 se of business 6 The “Ins
se of business 6 The “Ins

8 48; and “Outs” of Inve
48; and “Outs” of Inve

9 ntory Accounting The “ins
ntory Accounting The “ins

10 48;of inventory accounting The &
48;of inventory accounting The &

11 #147;outs”of inventory acco
#147;outs”of inventory acco

12 unting Cost of goods available fo
unting Cost of goods available fo

13 r saleCost of goods soldEndinginv
r saleCost of goods soldEndinginv

14 entory Acquisition costs Beginnin
entory Acquisition costs Beginnin

15 g inventory BInv+ Purchases = COG
g inventory BInv+ Purchases = COG

16 AS = COGS + EInv 56 LIFO versus F
AS = COGS + EInv 56 LIFO versus F

17 IFO COGS Equating right hand side
IFO COGS Equating right hand side

18 of LIFO and FIFO equations, COGS
of LIFO and FIFO equations, COGS

19 LIFO-COGSFIFO= (EndInvFIFO–
LIFO-COGSFIFO= (EndInvFIFO–

20 EndInvLIFO) –(BegInvFIFO-Beg
EndInvLIFO) –(BegInvFIFO-Beg

21 InvLIFO) + = End LIFO reserve &#
InvLIFO) + = End LIFO reserve &#

22 150; Beg LIFO reserve 57 Footnote
150; Beg LIFO reserve 57 Footnote

23 Disclosures Kmart, 2001 “In
Disclosures Kmart, 2001 “In

24 ventories are stated at the lower
ventories are stated at the lower

25 of cost or market, primarily usi
of cost or market, primarily usi

26 ng the retail method. The last-in
ng the retail method. The last-in

27 , first-out ("LIFO") method, util
, first-out ("LIFO") method, util

28 izing internal inflation indices,
izing internal inflation indices,

29 was used to determine the cost f
was used to determine the cost f

30 or $5,537, $6,104 and $6,690 of i
or $5,537, $6,104 and $6,690 of i

31 nventory as of fiscalyear end 200
nventory as of fiscalyear end 200

32 1, 2000 and 1999, respectively.
1, 2000 and 1999, respectively.

33 Inventories valued on LIFO were $
Inventories valued on LIFO were $

34 269, $194 and $202 lower than amo
269, $194 and $202 lower than amo

35 unts that would have been reporte
unts that would have been reporte

36 d using the firstin, first out ("
d using the firstin, first out ("

37 FIFO") method at fiscal year end
FIFO") method at fiscal year end

38 2001, 2000 and 1999, respectively
2001, 2000 and 1999, respectively

39 .” Vacu-Dry, 1996 During 199
.” Vacu-Dry, 1996 During 199

40 6, the company liquidated certain
6, the company liquidated certain

41 LIFO inventories that were carri
LIFO inventories that were carri

42 ed at lower costs prevailing in p
ed at lower costs prevailing in p

43 rior years. The effect of this li
rior years. The effect of this li

44 quidation was to increase earning
quidation was to increase earning

45 s before income taxes by $ 642,00
s before income taxes by $ 642,00

46 0 ($384,000 increase in net earni
0 ($384,000 increase in net earni

47 ngs). 58 Analyzing Footnote Discl
ngs). 58 Analyzing Footnote Discl

48 osures Kmart What is the value of
osures Kmart What is the value of

49 tax savings to Kmart from using
tax savings to Kmart from using

50 LIFO? (COGSLIFO–COGSFIFO)*(t
LIFO? (COGSLIFO–COGSFIFO)*(t

51 ax rate) = (Change in LIFO reserv
ax rate) = (Change in LIFO reserv

52 e)*tax rate = (269-194)*0.40 = 30
e)*tax rate = (269-194)*0.40 = 30

53 Vacu-Dry Assume change in LIFO
Vacu-Dry Assume change in LIFO

54 reserve = $100,000 What is the di
reserve = $100,000 What is the di

55 fference between COGSLIFOand COGS
fference between COGSLIFOand COGS

56 FIFOthat solely reflects a change
FIFOthat solely reflects a change

57 in costs of goods produced? (COG
in costs of goods produced? (COG

58 SLIFO–COGSFIFO) = 100,000 Wh
SLIFO–COGSFIFO) = 100,000 Wh

59 at (COGSLIFO–COGSFIFO) would
at (COGSLIFO–COGSFIFO) would

60 have been without LIFO liquidati
have been without LIFO liquidati

61 on = (100+642) = 742,000 Given:
on = (100+642) = 742,000 Given: