Lecture 12 Flashcards
perpetual method
both purchases and sales of inventory recorded as they occur
inventory balance and COGS balance are always up to date
periodic method
purchases recorded as they occur, COGS recorded only @end of period
inventory and COGS balances up to date only @END of period after adjusting entry to record COGS
cost of goods available for sale =
beg balance + purchases
COGS =
beg bal + purchases - end bal
FIFO
COGS derived using older costs
cost of remaining inventory = more current relative to the end of the period
LIFO
COGS derived using newer costs
cost of remaining inventory = less current relative to end of period
with increasing costs & with inventory levels not declining, ____ COGS will always exceed ____ COGS
LIFO, FIFO
with increasing costs & with inventory levels not declining, ____ ending inventory will always exceed ____ ending inventory
FIFO, LIFO
LIFO Reserve =
= FIFO inventory - LIFO inventory
diff b/w company’s inventory valued at LIFO and what it would be under FIFO
CUMULATIVE effect on COGS and gross profit over the time the firm has been applying LIFO
Δ LIFO Reserve =
LIFO COGS - FIFO COGS
(for that period)
effect on COGS and gross profit for a given year
FIFO Inventory =
LIFO inventory + LIFO Reserve
FIFO COGS =
LIFO COGS - ΔLIFO Reserve
FIFO Gross profit =
LIFO Gross profit + ΔLIFO Reserve
with inflation, NI ____ > NI ____ in almost every year
FIFO, LIFO
LIFO Liquidation:
___ COGS > ___ COGS
FIFO, LIFO; bc you start going into inventory and use those costs; the costs for LIFO are older and lower