Accounting for Materials Flashcards

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P.69 - Total annual cost of holding inventory

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= Holding cost per unit of inventory (Ch) × Average inventory (Q÷2)

Where Q is order quantity

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P.69 - Total annual cost of ordering inventory

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= Cost of placing an order (Co) × Number of orders (D÷Q)

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P.69 - Total annual cost of inventory

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= Purchasing costs × Annual demand + Total annual ordering costs + Total annual holding costs

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P.72 - Reorder level when lead time is constant

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= Max usage × Max lead time

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P.73 - Meaning of symbols in EOQ formula

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  • Co = cost of ordering
  • D = annual demand
  • Ch = cost of holding one unit for one year

Assumes demand and lead times are constant and known, purchase price is constant, and no buffer inventory is held

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P.77 - Meaning of symbols in EBQ formula

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  • Q = batch size
  • D = demand per year
  • Ch = cost of holding one unit for one year
  • Co = cost of setting up one batch to be produced
  • R = annual replenishment rate (eg rate of production)
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P.85 - AVCO val of inventory

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  • Cumulated weighted avg price = total costs before issue ÷ total number of units before issue
  • All issues and inventory valued at average
  • Average is recalculated after each receipt
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