Posted: 21 Apr 2009 at 14:19 | IP Logged
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Since sales are 180,000 and include a 100% markup on cost this means that cost of sales for Frey must have been 90,000 (half the amount). Think it like this: When a merchant sells you something at double the price, you think: "this merchant made a 100% profit on this" To this amount you have to add the cost of sales of the subsidiary which is 180,000 purchased-36,000 at ending inventory=144,000 sold. The intercompany profit in these 144,000 is again halfed, so 72,000.
90,000(PARENT)+72,000(SUB)=162,000 total to be eliminated
Inventory is 36000/2=18,000 (the profit of 100% is eliminated in ending inventory)
Hope that helps
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