Chapter 5 - Inventories and Cost of Sales Flashcards

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FIFO effect on financial statements

A

When purchase costs regularly RISE:
- Lowest COG, highest gross profit and net income

When purchase costs regularly DECLINE:
- Highest COGS, lowest gross profit and net income

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LIFO effect on financial statements

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When purchase costs regularly RISE:
- Highest COGS, lowest gross profit and net income

When purchase costs regularly DECLINE:
- Lowest COGS, highest gross profit and income

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3
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Weighted average effect on financial statements

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Results between FIFO and LIFO

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Specific identification effect on financial statements

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Results depend on which units are sold

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5
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Inventory safeguards

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  • Restricted access
  • Authorized requisitions
  • Security measures
  • Controlled environments
  • Insure inventory against loss or damage
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LCM

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Lower of cost or market

Requires that inventory be reported at the market value (cost) of replacing inventory when markets value is lower than cost.

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Steps to apply LCM

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  1. List number of units for each product
  2. List the cost of each item
  3. List the market price of each item
  4. Compute total cost and total market value for each item
  5. Compare recorded cost with replacement cost, list lower of cost or market
  6. Adjust inventory downward when market is less than cost
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8
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Inventory turnover ratio

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Cost of goods sold / average inventory

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9
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Days’ Sales in Inventory ratio

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Ending inventory/ Cost of Goods sold x 365

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10
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Goods in transit

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To determine what goods to include in inventory, review shipping terms.

FOB Ship Point - Included
FOB Destination - Not included until arrived at destination

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Consignor

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Owner of the goods, reports them in inventory until sold.

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12
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Consignee

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Sells goods for the owner, does not include own inventory.

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13
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Cost Flow Assumptions

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  1. FIFO
  2. LIFO
  3. Weighted Average
  4. Specific Identification
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14
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Cost of Goods Available for Sale

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The total price for all goods (units) acquired.

Equals Cost of Goods Sold (units sold) + Ending Inventory Balance (units left)

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15
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Internal controls guidelines

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  1. Handling of cash is separate from record keeping
  2. Cash receipts are promptly deposited in a bank
  3. Cash disbursements are made by check or EFT
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16
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Cash equivalent

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Short term highly liquid investments. Can be liquified in 90 days.

17
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Cash

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Currency, coins, deposits in bank account, checking accounts, savings accounts.

18
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Goals of Cash Management

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  1. Plan recipes to meet cash payments when due

2. Keep a minimum level of cash necessary to operate

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Principles of Internal Controls

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  1. Establish responsibility
  2. Maintain adequate records
  3. Insure assets
  4. Separate record keeping from custody of assets
  5. Divide responsibility for related transactions
  6. Apply technological controls
  7. Perform regularly and independent reviews