Foster’s stocks one raw material item, Drum 4, which forms the raw material content for their sole product, and the information below relates to this stock item for May 2016.
Opening stock
100 units Price $20 per unit
Receipts of stock item
2-5-19 250 units Price $25 per unit
13-5-19 300 units Price $30 per unit
21-5-19 220 units Price $35 per unit
Issues to production
6-5-19 200 units
19-5-19 300 units
30-5-19 250 units
Required:
(a) For Drum 4, calculate the value of closing stock as at 31 May 2019, and the cost of materials issued to production for the month of May, using perpetual methods of inventory valuation for:
FIFO
LIFO and AVCO
Solution:
1.). FIFO method:
According to the FIFO method, the first units are sold first, and the calculation uses the newest units.
Cost of material issued = (200 x 25) + (300 x 30) + (250 x 35) = 22,750
Closing stock = Opening stock + receipt of stock – Issues to production
Closing stock = 100 + 770 – 750 = 120 units
Value of closing stock = 120 x 20 = 2,400
2.). LIFO method:
According to LIFO method, determine the cost of your most recent inventory and multiply it by the amount of inventory sold.
Cost of material issued = (220 x 35) + (25 x 30) + (300 x 30) + (250 x 25) = 23,700
Closing stock = Opening stock + receipt of stock – Issues to production
Closing stock = 100 + 770 – 750 = 120 units
Value of closing stock = 120 x 35 = 4,200
3.). AVCO Method:
The weighted-average cost method takes the weighted average of all units in the company's inventory.
Total purchased = 770
Total issued = 750
Total closing inventory = 120
Weighted average cost:
250 x 25 = 6250
300 x 30 = 9000
220 x 35 = 7700
770 = 22,950
AVCO = 22,950/770 = 29.80
Cost of material issued = 750 x 29.80 = 22,350
Value of closing stock = 120 x 29.80 = 3,576
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