BenjaminGraham
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Q) Crux’s nventory turnover ratio computed as of 31 December 2009, after the adjustment suggested by groff ( Convertin LIFO to FIFO) is closest to:
A - 5.76
B - 5.83
C - 6.13
Now, the answer is B.
However, in the balance sheet section, there is something called “Charges included in cogs for inventory write downs”
So the answer is derived as
FIFO COGS = LIFO COGS - “Charges included in cogs for inventory write downs” - Change in LIFO Reserve.
and henceforth..
Can someone explain what these charges included in cogs for inventory write downs are and why are we subtracting them from th LIFO COGS.
In the next question,
They have asked to find the FIFO Net Income
And, this is found by adding the “Charges included in cogs for inventory write downs after tax” to the LIFO Net income.
I just cant understand where to place these charges and what role do they play.
I am completely stumped at this question and its really annoying me that i dont understand it.
Am i missing something really obvious?
Thanks
A - 5.76
B - 5.83
C - 6.13
Now, the answer is B.
However, in the balance sheet section, there is something called “Charges included in cogs for inventory write downs”
So the answer is derived as
FIFO COGS = LIFO COGS - “Charges included in cogs for inventory write downs” - Change in LIFO Reserve.
and henceforth..
Can someone explain what these charges included in cogs for inventory write downs are and why are we subtracting them from th LIFO COGS.
In the next question,
They have asked to find the FIFO Net Income
And, this is found by adding the “Charges included in cogs for inventory write downs after tax” to the LIFO Net income.
I just cant understand where to place these charges and what role do they play.
I am completely stumped at this question and its really annoying me that i dont understand it.
Am i missing something really obvious?
Thanks