6.1 Determining Inventory Quantities Flashcards

1
Q

do companies own all the goods on hand?

A

not always! consignment goods exist and goods sold but not yet shipped

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2
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can companies own goods that are not on hand?

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yes! like goods ordered (fob shipping point) but not shipped yet

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3
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who should record goods in transit

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depends on the shipping terms:

FOB DESTINATION: Seller in transit
FOB SHIPPING POINT: Buyer in transit

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4
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FOB Shipping FOB Destination
Seller Buyer

A

cross diagonnally

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5
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what are consigned goods

A

inventory held by the company (CONSIGNEE) that is selling it on behalf of another company (CONSIGNOR)

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6
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What is the consignee

A

the people holding the goods

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7
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What is the consignor

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the company that gives the goods to be held

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8
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art gallery example, consignor and consignee

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consignee: gallery
consignor: artist

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9
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How does this impact the books of LaSalle: LaSalle sold inventory for $36,000 that cost $24,000 when purchased. The items were in transit to a customer in Vancouver as at August 31 (terms FOB destination) and were not included in the count.

A

decrease by 24,000!!! we dont care about selling price, only how inventory is impactd

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10
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when do companies count inventory

A

when business is slow/when theyre closed (jan 31)

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11
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3 types of internal controls

A

PHYSICAL CONTROLS

review and reconciliation

segregation of duties

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12
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physical controls

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physically safeguarding accounting info! insuring inventory from damage and theft

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13
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review and reconciliation

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counting inventory frequently, and reconciling the inventory on hand to inventory in accounting records!!

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14
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review and reconciliation examples

A

1) ensures all iteam are stored easily
2) counting properly: scanning devices
3) excluding and including appropriately
4) identifying consignment inventory and excluding
5) including goods that are held on consignment in different palce
6) adjusting for shrinkage

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15
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segregation of duties

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ensuring the staff doing JEs cant access inventory!!! prevent them from stealing inventory and messing with JE

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17
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why do companies with perpetual inventory systems still have to do physical inventory cuonts

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1) to check accuracy of pereptual invenotry records
2) to determine the amount of inventory los to shrinkage

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