I have watched countless number of videos trying to teach myself this the way that it was shown in class. This was the only video that was accurate and it just helped me fully understand everything for my exam today. Thank you.
Im taking intermediate acctg (331) and i totally forgot how to do FIFO/LIFO, this video was the best. the way you described what was happening in inventory helped alot! Thank you
Thank so much!!! Was struggling on understanding the concept by reading and listening to my professor, she has strong accent and goes fast on a 1 hour lecture, but u sir, u made it simple to understand in lesson than 7mjns
Glad to hear it helped! Feel free to check out the other videos on the channel. There are examples for LIFO and Average Cost that might be helpful too. LIFO: ua-cam.com/video/LSfbYa9gUEk/v-deo.html Average Cost: ua-cam.com/video/jtqJz8zp6-4/v-deo.html
On 6/10, we don't write 10@$5 in the ending inventory column because we don't have those units anymore. We sold all 10 of them that day, so we're just left with the 15@$6 in the ending inventory. Hope that helps!
The selling price does not matter when we are working with FIFO, LIFO or Average Cost. We only concern ourselves with the "cost" of the goods, so how much it cost us to either buy them or make them ourselves, which is going to affect the Inventory account and Cost of Goods Sold account. The "price" that we sell them for affects the amount of Sales Revenue we're generating.
I have watched countless number of videos trying to teach myself this the way that it was shown in class. This was the only video that was accurate and it just helped me fully understand everything for my exam today. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Im taking intermediate acctg (331) and i totally forgot how to do FIFO/LIFO, this video was the best. the way you described what was happening in inventory helped alot! Thank you
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Thank so much!!! Was struggling on understanding the concept by reading and listening to my professor, she has strong accent and goes fast on a 1 hour lecture, but u sir, u made it simple to understand in lesson than 7mjns
Glad to hear it helped! Feel free to check out the other videos on the channel. There are examples for LIFO and Average Cost that might be helpful too.
LIFO: ua-cam.com/video/LSfbYa9gUEk/v-deo.html
Average Cost: ua-cam.com/video/jtqJz8zp6-4/v-deo.html
Thank you so much! I understood everything after this video. Thank you!
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Thank you so much, I just view the LIFO Perpetual video as well.
I have a quiz tomorrow, and I finally understand. Thank you so much
Good luck on the quiz!
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Can you make a video about periodic method as well?
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So for 6/10, we don't have to write 10@$5 because that was already listed with the beginning inventory.
On 6/10, we don't write 10@$5 in the ending inventory column because we don't have those units anymore. We sold all 10 of them that day, so we're just left with the 15@$6 in the ending inventory. Hope that helps!
What if the sale is at a different cost? do i @the initial cost/unit?
The selling price does not matter when we are working with FIFO, LIFO or Average Cost. We only concern ourselves with the "cost" of the goods, so how much it cost us to either buy them or make them ourselves, which is going to affect the Inventory account and Cost of Goods Sold account. The "price" that we sell them for affects the amount of Sales Revenue we're generating.
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