Please don't provide solutions image based thanks Rondo Ltd. (RL) is a wholesaler operation, with an active warehouse. Staff at RL have prepared a preliminary list of inventory,following its count on November 30.a. Goods counted in the physical inventoryb. Provincial sales tax on the amount in a.c.Federal GST on the amount in a.d.Goods that arrived from a supplier on December 2, shipped FOBshipping point on November 28.Goods that were shipped to a customer on November 28, shipped F08shipping point.Goods that were on consignment with a customer but sold by thecustomer on December 10.Interest cost on goods in a, incurred during lengthy delivery periodfrom supplier.h.Goods that were in RL's warehouse on November 30, about to beshipped back to the supplier because of defects.1.Cost of operating and heating the warehouse facility for the year sothat goods are available for sale when needed.1Cost of freight to ship goods in a, from suppliers to RL, where RLis responsible for freight.k. Cost of freight to ship goods from RL to customers during the year,where RL is responsible for freight.e.f.g.Required:Determine the dollar amount of ending inventory1 of 5Next >$456, 00036,48027,36056,70078,30015,8001,50042,60074, 80042,40060,000

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