A company discovered in Year 3 that the following inventory errors had occurred:
Determine the effect those errors would have on the Year 1 and Year 2 financial statements:
Net Income | Shareholders’ Equity | |
A | Understated by $12,000 | Understated by $7,000 |
B | Overstated by $5,000 | No effect |
C | Overstated by $7,000 | Overstated by $2,000 |
D | Overstated by $7,000 | Overstated by $7,000 |
E | Overstated by $12,000 | Overstated by $7,000 |
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1 | Consignment Inventory | Easy | |
2 | FOB Destination | Easy | |
3 | Inventory Set Aside | Easy | |
4 | Categorizing Cash & Cash Equivalents | Moderate | |
5 | FOB Shipping | Moderate | |
6 | FOB Shipping | Moderate | |
7 | Bank Reconciliation | Hard | |
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The Effect of Inventory Errors
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Hard |
1 | Cash and Cash Equivalents | 7:52 | |
2 | Bank Reconciliations: What and Why | 9:38 | |
3 | Bank Reconciliations: How | 20:57 | |
4 | Debit and Credit Memos | 5:21 | |
5 | Fixing Mistakes in Bank Recs | 8:32 | |
6 | COGS and Inventory | 2:57 | |
7 | Net Sales | 10:03 | |
8 | Perpetual vs Periodic | 7:10 | |
9 | FOB Shipping? | 8:51 | |
10 | Transportation In | 8:41 | |
11 | COGS | 6:18 | |
12 | Drawbacks to Periodic | 6:07 |