A) perpetual inventory method.
B) stocktake.
C) realisable value.
D) average cost.
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A) $16 900.
B) $17 500.
C) $19 500.
D) $21 000.
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A) Land held for resale
B) Cash at bank
C) Work in process
D) Computers
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A) Attach an inventory ticket to stock items that have been counted.
B) Account for all prenumbered inventory tickets.
C) Recount some items by a supervisor or auditor.
D) Sell off of damaged goods.
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A) does not change until a stock-take is carried out.
B) represents the goods on hand at any given point in time.
C) reports the goods purchased since the beginning of the accounting period.
D) will usually be zero except at a balance sheet date.
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A) Determining the cost of inventory is greatly simplified compared to a manual system.
B) Computerised systems generally use the periodic inventory system.
C) Computerised inventory systems are now used by most firms.
D) The system can automatically produce reorder information.
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A) LIFO.
B) weighted/moving average.
C) FIFO.
D) specific identification.
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A) gross profit ratio.
B) number of times, on average, that inventory is turned over per year.
C) mark-up on inventory expressed as a percentage of the cost price.
D) mark-up on inventory expressed as a percentage of the selling price.
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A) An incorrect cut-off between accounting periods.
B) Mistakes in counting during the stocktake.
C) Mistakes in the price at which the goods are sold to customers.
D) Mistakes in dealing with goods on consignment.
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A) A stocktake is required to estimate cost of sales.
B) A continuous record is kept of all movements in inventory.
C) With the increased use of computers it has become the most common system.
D) Cost of sales is calculated for each transaction.
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A) Weighted average.
B) FIFO.
C) LIFO.
D) It is not possible to calculate which method gives the highest profit.
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A) $66
B) $120
C) $138
D) $144
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A) only under the periodic inventory system.
B) only under the perpetual inventory system.
C) under both the periodic and perpetual systems.
D) under neither the periodic nor the perpetual systems.
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A) IAS 2/AASB 102.
B) IAS 8/AASB 108.
C) IAS 13/AASB 108.
D) IAS 34/AASB 134.
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A) $39 600
B) $22 600
C) $20 400
D) $60 000
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A) $1900.
B) $2000.
C) $3500.
D) $3400.
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A) profit is overstated; equity is overstated.
B) profit is overstated; equity is correct.
C) profit is understated; equity is understated.
D) profit is understated; equity is overstated.
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A) A new average cost is calculated after each sale and each purchase.
B) A new average cost is calculated after each sale.
C) A new average cost is calculated after each purchase.
D) A new average cost is calculated at the end of each month.
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A) it produces a higher gross profit than the periodic method.
B) a stocktake is performed.
C) cost of sales is calculated at the end of the accounting period.
D) all movements in each item of stock are tracked via detailed inventory records.
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A) Inventory is normally valued at cost.
B) In certain circumstances some inventory items will be valued at below cost.
C) In certain circumstances some inventory items will be valued at above cost.
D) Net realisable value is related to estimated market value.
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