Q1) A company has the following accounts’ balances at the end of the year: Building (Net) 20 year life left $ 4,000,000. The replacement cost for the Building is 4,500,000 USD. Inventory 40,000 unit at $20 each with a replacement cost $22. And cost of goods sold of $500,000 with a replacement cost of 520,000. Required: Indicate how the above information would affect the financial statements of the company when adopting the current cost accounting model. You need to determine the realized and unrealized profit.

Q1) A company has the following accounts’ balances at the end of the year: Building (Net) 20 year life left $ 4,000,000. The replacement cost for the Building is 4,500,000 USD. Inventory 40,000 unit at $20 each with a replacement cost $22. And cost of goods sold of $500,000 with a replacement cost of 520,000. Required: Indicate how the above information would affect the financial statements of the company when adopting the current cost accounting model. You need to determine the realized and unrealized profit.

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