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HI! I have an exam tomorow so pleasee help me quick!
Test Q2: why does the answer include administrative overheads??
Shouldn’t only production costs be included? and here there is only carriage inwards and no other….though I am confused about whether we could include factory plant depreciation…
what is meant by general administrative overheads?
Please Help!
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Hello, I have a similar exercise in Kaplan Exam Kit(exercise 26/page 8):
A. buys and sells inventory during the month of August as follow:
Opening inventory-100 units 2.52/unit
4 August -sales 20 units
8 August-purchases 140 units 2.56/unit
10 August-sales 90 units
18 august Purchases 200 units 2.78/unit
20 August Sales 180 units
The AVCO is calculatedas follows:
100 units*2.52=252
140units*2.56=358
200 units*2.78=556
average cost per unit(252+358+556)/440=2.65
Closing inventory 150*2.65=397.5
The question is if I follow the Kaplan’s way and do the exercise which we have in a lecture the result is completly different.I’m confused and do not know what is correct
Good evening! Could you explain me one thing? I’m confused very much!
Why in FIFO approach do we take not oldest units (300* 12 and 200*12,50), but latest (400*15 and 100*14)?
It’s not the “first-in” units, but last!
I’m waiting for your reply!
@mariazhadan, with FIFO, it is the oldest units that are sold first. This means that the units left are always the newest.
Thank you much……
exellent…lot better explained then in the class
@monik, most certainly
too good
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nyc……………well explained
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