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The following information relates to the inventory of Product X held by RST Retailers during March 2026:

  1. (a)Inventory on 1 March: 100 units @ $5.00 per unit Purchases: 10 March: 150 units @ $5.20 per unit 20 March: 80 units @ $5.50 per unit Sales: 15 March: 120 units 25 March: 180 units Using the First-In, First-Out (FIFO) method, calculate the value of closing inventory on 31 March 2026.[4]
  2. (b)On 31 March 2026, RST Retailers also had the following balances: Trade receivables: $7 500 Bank balance (debit): $2 100 Prepayments: $400 Accrued expenses: $250 Prepare the Current Assets section of the Statement of Financial Position for RST Retailers as at 31 March 2026. (Use the inventory value calculated in (a).)[4]

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  1. (a) Total units available = 100 + 150 + 80 = 330 units
  2. Total units sold = 120 + 180 = 300 units
  3. Closing inventory units = 330 - 300 = 30 units (1)
  4. FIFO layers for closing inventory (last in, remaining): 30 units @ $5.50 (from 20 March purchase) (1)
  5. Value = 30 x $5.50 = $165 (2) (M1 for correct price application, A1 for final correct answer)
  6. (b) RST Retailers (1)
  7. Statement of Financial Position (Extract) (1)
  8. As at 31 March 2026
  9. Current Assets:
  10. Inventory (1) $165 (1) (value carried forward from (a))
  11. Trade receivables (1) $7 500 (1)
  12. Bank (1) $2 100 (1)
  13. Prepayments (1) $400 (1)
  14. Accrued expenses is a current liability and should not be included here.

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General Applications, Edexcel IGCSE Accounting. Structured question, 8 marks.

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