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A)
Inventory (or Purchases)
Accrued Loss on Purchase Commitments 3,750
Accounts Payable 40,000
B)
C)
D) No required entry
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A) A = B / (1 - B)
B) A = (1 + B) / B
C) A = (1 - B) / B
D) A = B / (1 + B)
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A) $35, 200
B) $40, 000
C) $44, 000
D) $50, 000
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A) Working capital is understated and net income is overstated.
B) Working capital and net income are understated.
C) Working capital is overstated and net income is understated.
D) Working capital and net income are overstated.
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A)
B)
C)
Loss on Purchase Commitments
Accrued Loss on Purchase Commitments
D)
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A) 66.6%
B) 67.5%
C) 68.0%
D) 69.0%
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A) Market is defined only as net realizable value in IFRS.
B) When write-downs occur, IFRS do not specify how the loss must be categorized in the income statement.
C) IFRS allow the reversal of a previous write-down.
D) IFRS define market only as replacement cost.
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A) liability on the balance sheet
B) contra asset to inventory on the balance sheet
C) extraordinary item on the income statement
D) component of income from continuing operations
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A) The denominator of the ratio will be lower, which results in a higher cost-to-retail ratio.
B) The denominator of the ratio will be higher, which results in a lower cost-to-retail ratio.
C) The numerator of the ratio will be higher, which results in a higher cost-to-retail ratio.
D) The numerator of the ratio will be lower, which results in a lower cost-to-retail ratio.
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A) $4, 760
B) $5, 100
C) $5, 209
D) $5, 552
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A) $ 0
B) $ 400.00
C) $ 600.00
D) $1, 562.50
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A) $6, 169
B) $6, 504
C) $6, 570
D) $6, 900
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A) liability on the balance sheet
B) contra asset to inventory on the balance sheet
C) extraordinary item on the income statement
D) component of income from continuing operations
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A) separately to each item of inventory
B) to each major category of inventory
C) to the total inventory
D) in a combination of these methods
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A) understated by $550
B) understated by $3, 650
C) overstated by $3, 650
D) overstated by $550
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A) The gross profit method is a complicated method to use in practice.
B) The gross profit method results in a more accurate inventory valuation than the retail inventory method.
C) The gross profit method is an acceptable method to estimate the cost of inventory destroyed by a casualty.
D) The gross profit method is often used to calculate the year-end inventory for financial accounting purposes.
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A) is defined as the selling price
B) should not exceed the net realizable value
C) should not exceed the net realizable value less an allowance for a normal profit margin
D) should not exceed the net realizable value plus an allowance for a normal profit margin
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A) FIFO
B) LIFO
C) average cost
D) lower of average cost or market
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