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Answer:
The answer is:
- Dr Cost of Goods Sold 70
- Cr Merchandise Inventory 70
Explanation:
To determine the necessary adjustment we must calculate the difference between the net realizable values and the original purchase prices:
- Product A: net realizable value - original purchase price = $665 - $650 = $15
- Product B: net realizable value - original purchase price = $505 - $590 = -$85
Now we add both differences: $15 - $85 = -$70, since it's a negative number, the assets have lost value.
Since the assets have lost value, the Merchandise Inventory account should be credited (when assets decrease they are credited). The loss in value represents higher COGS, so the COGS account should be debited (when expenses increase they are debited).
Dr Cost of Goods Sold 70
Cr Merchandise Inventory 70
To record the adjustment for the ending inventory on April 30 at the lower of cost and net realizable value (LCNRV), the journal entry is as follows:
Journal Entry:
April 30:
Debit Cost of goods $85
Credit Inventory $85
- To record the reduction in the value of ending inventory
Data and Calculations:
Inventory A Inventory B Total Cost
April 1, Cost per unit $650 $590 $1,240
April 30, NRV 665 505
Ending Inventory based on
lower of cost and NRV = $650 $505 $1,155
Adjustment for lower of cost and NRV = $85 ($1,240 - $1,155)
Data Analysis:
Loss of Value in Inventory (Cost of goods sold) $85 Inventory $85
Thus, the ending inventory on April 30 reduces by $85 to $1,155. This cost represents the lower of cost and net realizable value for Inventories A and B.
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