Reported profits and less taxable income


Question 1: During periods of inflation this cost flow assumption will generally mean less reported profits and less taxable income.

FIFO LIFO

Question 2: The cost flow assumption that results in the recent costs being reported on the balance sheet is

FIFO    LIFO

Question 3: The cost flow assumption where costs are expensed in the reverse order of when the goods were purchased is

FIFO    LIFO

Question 4: The inventory account will be credited with the cost of each product sold under which inventory system?

periodic perpetual

Question 5: If the periodic inventory at December 31, 2009 is overstated, the profit in the year 2010 will be overstated be understated not be affected

Question 6: If the costs of items held in inventory continues to decline, which cost flow assumption provides the greatest tax advantage?

FIFO LIFO Average

Question 7: You would not expect to find a general ledger account Cost of Goods Sold under this inventory system.

periodic perpetual

Question 8: Susie's Crafts has some of its items out on consignment at Smith's Pharmacy. The cost of these items should be reported as Inventory on the balance sheet of

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