Suppose that Company X uses the FIFO method instead of the LIFO method shown in table. The company starts the year with 25,000 units in beginning inventory at a cost of $735 per unit according to the FIFO method. During the year, it manufactures 120,000 units and sells 110,000 units. Determine Company X's cost of goods sold expense for the year and its cost of ending inventory using the FIFO method.
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Company X
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Per Unit
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Totals
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Operating Profit Report for Year
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Sales volume, in Units
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110,000
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Sales Revenue
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$1,400.00
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$154,000,000
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Cost of Goods Sold Expense (see below)
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-760
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-83,600,000
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Gross Margin
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$640.00
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$70,400,000
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Variable Operating Expenses
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-300
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-33,000,000
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Contribution Margin
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$340.00
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$37,400,000
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Fixed Operating Expenses
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-21,450,000
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Operating Profit
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$15,950,000
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Manufacturing Activity Summary for Year
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Per Unit
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Totals
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Annual Production Capacity, in Units
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150,000
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Actual Output, in Units
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120,000
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Raw Materials
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$215.00
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$25,800,000
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Direct Labor
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125
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15,000,000
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Variable Manufacturing Overhead Costs
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70
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8,400,000
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Total Variable Manufacturing Costs
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$410.00
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$49,200,000
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Fixed Manufacturing Overhead Costs
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350
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42,000,000
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Product Cost and Total Manufacturing Costs
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$760.00
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$91,200,000
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