A) $12 000
B) $134 000
C) $141 000
D) None of the answers provided
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Multiple Choice
A) decrease profit by $1000 and decrease total assets by $1000.
B) decrease profit by $1200 and decrease total assets by $1000.
C) decrease profit by $1200 and decrease total assets by $1200.
D) decrease profit by $1000 and not affect total assets.
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A) $1460
B) $1480
C) $1580
D) $2400
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A) debit to purchases.
B) credit to inventory.
C) debit to sales.
D) debit to inventory.
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A) $22 500
B) $10 000
C) $7500
D) $12 500
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A) $135 000
B) $186 000
C) $234 000
D) $240 000
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A) $30
B) $39
C) $45
D) $15
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A) Dr Purchases Cr Accounts payable
B) Dr Purchases Cr Inventory
C) Dr Inventory Cr Accounts payable
D) Dr Cost of goods sold Cr Accounts payable
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A) A physical count is not required.
B) Stock shortages are eliminated.
C) Cost of operation is lower.
D) Details of the number of items on hand is available.
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Multiple Choice
A) When a sale is made,cost of goods sold is increased.
B) When inventory is purchased,it is treated as an expense.
C) A separate record is kept for each item of inventory.
D) An inventory count can reveal inventory losses.
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Multiple Choice
A) LIFO assumes that inventory on hand consists of the oldest units.
B) LIFO results in newer costs appearing in the balance sheet.
C) LIFO assumes the items sold are those purchased first.
D) None of the answers provided.
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A) $2640
B) $2700
C) $2720
D) $3180
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A) FIFO
B) Moving weighted average
C) LIFO
D) All three give the same net profit
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Multiple Choice
A) The LIFO method is not allowed to be used for either financial reporting or tax purposes.
B) The LIFO method may be used for both financial reporting and tax purposes.
C) The LIFO method may be used for financial reporting but not for tax purposes.
D) The LIFO method can only be used if approval is received from the Australian Taxation Office.
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Multiple Choice
A) $30.
B) $36.43.
C) $45.
D) $109.26.
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A) Dr Cost of goods sold
B) Dr Sales
C) Dr Inventory
D) Dr Accounts receivable
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Multiple Choice
A) The balance sheet figure is between the LIFO and FIFO figures.
B) When prices are rising,it shows lower balance sheet figures than the LIFO method.
C) When prices are falling,it shows lower balance sheet figures than the FIFO method.
D) None of the answers provided.
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Multiple Choice
A) $204 000
B) $306 000
C) $459 000
D) $561 000
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A) $1200
B) $1230
C) $1370
D) $1400
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Multiple Choice
A) debit to inventory.
B) credit to purchases.
C) debit to purchases.
D) debit to cost of goods sold.
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