Lucas Co. operates a ready-to-wear (RTW) department store in downtown Manila. Because of the observable pattern between its cost and retail price, Lucas Co. used retail inventory method of estimating its inventory for interim reporting as of and for the 3 months period ending 30 September 2020. The records of Lucas Co. shows the following:   Beginning inventory at cost P   85,000 Beginning inventory at retail 106,250 Net purchases at cost 95,628 Net purchases at retail 139,880 Net mark up 25,000 Net mark down 5,500 Net sales 60,000 Sales discount 3,000 Sales returns 4,000 Sales allowance 2,000 Employee discount 5,000 Theft and shrinkage (normal) 1,500   Using FIFO retail inventory method, Lucas Co.’s ending inventory as of 30 September 2020 is a. P123,428 b. P116,478 c. P132,428 d. P114,678

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Lucas Co. operates a ready-to-wear (RTW) department store in downtown Manila. Because of the observable pattern between its cost and retail price, Lucas Co. used retail inventory method of estimating its inventory for interim reporting as of and for the 3 months period ending 30 September 2020. The records of Lucas Co. shows the following:

 

Beginning inventory at cost

P   85,000

Beginning inventory at retail

106,250

Net purchases at cost

95,628

Net purchases at retail

139,880

Net mark up

25,000

Net mark down

5,500

Net sales

60,000

Sales discount

3,000

Sales returns

4,000

Sales allowance

2,000

Employee discount

5,000

Theft and shrinkage (normal)

1,500

 

  1. Using FIFO retail inventory method, Lucas Co.’s ending inventory as of 30 September 2020 is

a. P123,428

b. P116,478

c. P132,428

d. P114,678

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