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FIFO
LIFO
Average
Sales
9,45,000
9,45,000
9,45,000
Beginning Inventory
3,00,000
3,00,000
3,00,000
Purchases
8,73,000
8,73,000
8,73,000
Closing Inventory
3,88,500
3,85,500
3,81,225
COGS
7,84,500
7,87,500
7,91,775
25,000
25,000
25,000
1,35,500
1,32,500
1,28,225
Expenses
Total Profit/Loss
Purchases
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Closing Inventory
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FIFO
LIFO
Weighted Average
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Date
Particulars
Amount
(Dr.)
Date
June
Opening Stock
8,400
October
July
Purchase
August
Particulars
Amount
(Cr.)
Cost of Sales
22,540
9,200
35,510
Purchase
24,700
26,250
September Purchase
52,500
5,250
Closing Stock
5,250
COGS
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October:
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November:
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December:
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Profit/Loss
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Total Sales:
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(500 x 66.00) + (700 x 70.00) + (500 x 75.00) = Rs. 1,19,500
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Expenses:
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Date
Particulars
Amount
(Dr.)
Date
June
Opening Stock
8,400
October
July
Purchase
August
Particulars
Amount
(Cr.)
Cost of Sales
26,250
9,200
36,130
Purchase
24,700
24,020
September Purchase
52,500
4,200
Closing Stock
4,200
COGS
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October:
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November:
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December:
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Profit/Loss
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Total Sales:
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(500 x 66.00) + (700 x 70.00) + (500 x 75.00) = Rs. 1,19,500
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Expenses:
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Date
Particulars
Amount
(Dr.)
Date
June
Opening Stock
8,400
October
July
Purchase
August
Particulars
Amount
(Cr.)
Cost of Sales
24,947.50
9,200
34,926.50
Purchase
24,700
24,947.50
September Purchase
52,500
4,989.50
Closing Stock
4,989
COGS
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Stock Value:
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((200 x 42.00) + (200 x 46.00) + (500 x 49.40) +
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(1000 x 52.50)) / 1900 = Rs. 49.895
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October:
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November:
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December:
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Profit/Loss
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Total Sales:
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(500 x 66.00) + (700 x 70.00) + (500 x 75.00) = Rs. 1,19,500
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Expenses:
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Last In First Out (LIFO) would be the best method of valuation for
measuring profit in this scenario. This is because the scenario depicts one with positive
rate of inflation and the prices keep increasing, in this case the net income quoted in the
income statement will be the least in LIFO, as can be observed from the results, as a
result the tax that would be payable is greatly minimized and would result in increased
cash flow. Even if all the inventory were to be exhausted, the tax payable would be equal
to FIFO and still the payment would have been delayed.