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Deck 8: Accounting for Inventory
1
Inventory is valued in a Balance Sheet (Statement of Financial Position) at:
A) Selling price
B) Cost price
C) Net realizable value
D) Lower of cost and net realizable value
A) Selling price
B) Cost price
C) Net realizable value
D) Lower of cost and net realizable value
Lower of cost and net realizable value
2
Given the following information: Sales €500,000; Purchases €325,000; Stock at beginning of period €50,000; Stock at end of period €60,000; the gross profit is:
A) €185,000
B) €175,000
C) €165,000
D) €155,000
A) €185,000
B) €175,000
C) €165,000
D) €155,000
€185,000
3
In a manufacturing business, the completion of production results in the following flow of costs for inventory:
A) Decrease raw materials and increase finished goods
B) Decrease work in progress and increase cost of sales
C) Decrease work in progress and increase finished goods
D) Decrease finished goods and increase cost of sales
A) Decrease raw materials and increase finished goods
B) Decrease work in progress and increase cost of sales
C) Decrease work in progress and increase finished goods
D) Decrease finished goods and increase cost of sales
Decrease work in progress and increase finished goods
4
A business purchases stock on three separate occasions 
-Using the weighted average method, the cost of sales is:
A) €10,611
B) €10,785
C) €13,975
D) €14,149

-Using the weighted average method, the cost of sales is:
A) €10,611
B) €10,785
C) €13,975
D) €14,149
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5
A business purchases stock on three separate occasions 
-Using the first in-first out (FIFO) method, the cost of sales is:
A) €10,611
B) €10,785
C) €13,975
D) €14,149

-Using the first in-first out (FIFO) method, the cost of sales is:
A) €10,611
B) €10,785
C) €13,975
D) €14,149
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6
A business purchases stock on three separate occasions 
-Using the weighted average method, the value of inventory is:
A) €10,611
B) €10,785
C) €13,975
D) €14,149

-Using the weighted average method, the value of inventory is:
A) €10,611
B) €10,785
C) €13,975
D) €14,149
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7
A business purchases stock on three separate occasions 
-Using the first in-first out (FIFO) method, the value of inventory is:
A) €10,611
B) €10,785
C) €13,975
D) €14,149

-Using the first in-first out (FIFO) method, the value of inventory is:
A) €10,611
B) €10,785
C) €13,975
D) €14,149
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8
The inventory value and cost of sales for unique products manufactured to satisfy a customer's order would be calculated using:
A) Retail method of costing
B) Job costing
C) Process costing
D) Long term contract costing
A) Retail method of costing
B) Job costing
C) Process costing
D) Long term contract costing
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9
In June, XYZ Engineering received an order to produce a batch of 100 Maxilons. Each batch requires 50 purchased components and 75 labour hours. XYZ was unable to complete the order until July. The following transactions took place during the month of June:
The following transactions took place during the month of July: 
-The cost of sales (excluding any overhead) for the completed job is:
A) £5,625
B) £4,875
C) £2,700
D) £2,175


-The cost of sales (excluding any overhead) for the completed job is:
A) £5,625
B) £4,875
C) £2,700
D) £2,175
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10
In June, XYZ Engineering received an order to produce a batch of 100 Maxilons. Each batch requires 50 purchased components and 75 labour hours. XYZ was unable to complete the order until July. The following transactions took place during the month of June:
The following transactions took place during the month of July: 
-The cost of materials and labour charged to the job during the month of July is:
A) £5,625
B) £4,875
C) £2,700
D) £2,175


-The cost of materials and labour charged to the job during the month of July is:
A) £5,625
B) £4,875
C) £2,700
D) £2,175
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11
In June, XYZ Engineering received an order to produce a batch of 100 Maxilons. Each batch requires 50 purchased components and 75 labour hours. XYZ was unable to complete the order until July. The following transactions took place during the month of June:
The following transactions took place during the month of July: 
-The value of work in progress at the end of June is:
A) £5,625
B) £4,875
C) £2,700
D) £2,175


-The value of work in progress at the end of June is:
A) £5,625
B) £4,875
C) £2,700
D) £2,175
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12
Bixco uses a process costing system and the weighted average method for its production of synthetic oils.During January materials totalling $300,000 were purchased, of which $150,000 was issued to production cost. Conversion costs of $100,000 were incurred. Production volume was 200,000 kg and of this 150,000 kg was sold. The cost of sales for January was:
A) $250,000
B) $225,000
C) $187,500
D) $162,500
A) $250,000
B) $225,000
C) $187,500
D) $162,500
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13
Peezo Inc uses a process costing system and the weighted average method for partially completed units. Production costs during January comprised materials issued at the beginning of the production process costing $120,000 and conversion costs of $80,000. At the end of the month 10,000 units had been completed and placed into finished goods inventory while a further 5,000 units remained in work-in-progress, 80% complete as to conversion costs. The value of work-in-progress at the end of January is:
A) $62,857
B) $66,667
C) $71,450
D) $100,000
A) $62,857
B) $66,667
C) $71,450
D) $100,000
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14
Maxwell Consulting has been engaged to undertake a software development project on behalf of its client. The agreed and fixed contract price is €2 million. Maxwell expects its total costs to complete the project to be €1.25 million. At the end of the 2015 financial year, Maxwell has incurred costs of €750,000 and expects to incur a further €600,000 to complete the project in the following financial year. The amount of profit that Maxwell should include in its financial statements for 2015 is:
A) €312,000
B) €390,000
C) €450,000
D) €650,000
A) €312,000
B) €390,000
C) €450,000
D) €650,000
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15
Use the following information from the financial statements of ABC Co for the 2015 financial year : 
-The cost of goods manufactured for ABC Co for the 2015 financial year is:
A) £215,000
B) £225,000
C) £255,000
D) £265,000

-The cost of goods manufactured for ABC Co for the 2015 financial year is:
A) £215,000
B) £225,000
C) £255,000
D) £265,000
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16
Use the following information from the financial statements of ABC Co for the 2015 financial year : 
-The cost of sales for ABC Co for the 2015 financial year is:
A) £200,000
B) £225,000
C) £250,000
D) £265,000

-The cost of sales for ABC Co for the 2015 financial year is:
A) £200,000
B) £225,000
C) £250,000
D) £265,000
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17
Use the following information from the financial statements of ABC Co for the 2015 financial year : 
-The gross profit for ABC Co for the 2015 financial year is:
A) £150,000
B) £225,000
C) £250,000
D) £350,000

-The gross profit for ABC Co for the 2015 financial year is:
A) £150,000
B) £225,000
C) £250,000
D) £350,000
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18
Use the following information from the financial statements of ABC Co for the 2015 financial year : 
-The value of inventory in ABC Co's Balance Sheet at the end of 2015 is:
A) £145,000
B) £160,000
C) £170,000
D) £185,000

-The value of inventory in ABC Co's Balance Sheet at the end of 2015 is:
A) £145,000
B) £160,000
C) £170,000
D) £185,000
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