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Kahn Company sells financial calculators for $10 each. At year-end, the replacement cost of Kahn’s inventory was $6 per calculator. The original cost of each calculator is $6.50 and the selling costs are $1 per calculator. According to IFRS, Kahn’s per unit ending inventory should be reported at:
A. $6.00
B. $6.50
C. $9.00
Homework Answers
Correct Option B. $6.50
Inventory should be reported ar lower of cost or net realizable value
Cost : 6.5
Net Realizable Value : 9 (10-1)
Lower of both : $6.5
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