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Author: REIMERS
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 5B, Problem 4EB
Estimate inventory. (LO 9). The records of Florida Tool Shop revealed the following information related to inventory destroyed in Hurricane Frances:
The company needs to file a claim for lost inventory with its insurance company. What is the estimated value of the lost inventory?
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1. On which of the following instances is cost estimation not permitted?
A. Estimating the cost of inventory destroyed by fire or other natural calamities.
B. Presenting the value of inventory in an interim financial statement.
C. Reporting of inventory at the Statement of Financial Position at year-end.
D. Estimating the value of inventory missing because of theft.
2. Under the gross profit method, if the gross profit rate is based on cost, the cost of sales is computed as
A. Gross sales times cost ratio
B. Net sales divided by sales ratio
C. Net sales times cost ratio
D. Gross sales divided by sales ratio
3. In computing cost ratio, the conservative/conventional retail method should
A. Exclude mark-up but not markdown
B. Include mark-up and markdown
C. Exclude mark-up and markdown
D. Include mark-up but not markdown
In reviewing of subsequent events, you learned of heavy damage to the client’s warehouse due to a fire occurred after year-end. The loss will partly be reimbursed by insurance. The newspaper described the event in detail. The client made adjustment to related inventories and buildings to reflect the loss.
All facts are the same as situation 1, but the client did not make adjustment to year end figure of inventory.
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