

Part One:
a) journal entries under gross method
|
Date |
Accounts Title and Description | Ref | Debit | Credit |
| 18/10/19 | Inventory A/C Dr. | 7125 | - | |
| To Accounts Payable A/C | - | 7125 | ||
| (being purchases made on credit) | ||||
| 30/10/19 | Accounts Payable A/C Dr. | 7125 | - | |
| To Cash A/C | - | 6412.5 | ||
| To Purchase Discount A/C | - | 712.5 | ||
|
(being payment made for purchases within 25 days and availd discount of 10% |
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b) journal entries under net method
|
Date |
Accounts Title and Description | Ref | Debit | Credit |
| 18/10/19 | Purchase A/c Dr/. | 6412.5 | - | |
| To Accounts Payable A/c | - | 6412.5 | ||
| (being purchases made on credit) | ||||
| 30/10/19 | Accounts Payable A/c Dr. | 6412.5 | - | |
| To Cash A/c Dr. | - | 6412.5 | ||
| (being payment made for purchases) | ||||
Part two:
a) Computation of COGS under perpetual inventory system
| Cost flow assumption | Ending Inventory | COGS | Gross Profit |
| FIFO | 5,63,267.5 | 11,47,512.5 | 26,73,487.5 |
| LIFO | 4,50,650 | 12,60,130 | 25,60,870 |
| Weighted Average | 5,09,229 | 12,01,551 | 26,19,449 |
b) Computation of COGS under periodic inventory system
| Cost flow assumption | Ending Inventory | COGS | Gross Profit |
| FIFO | 6,88,780 | 10,22,000 | 27,99,000 |
| LIFO | 2,79,980 | 14,30,800 | 23,90,200 |
| Weighted Average | 4,84,380 | 12,26,400 | 25,94,600 |
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