Chapter 6 powerpoint Flashcards

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Merchandiser inventory classication

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merchandise inventory

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Three manufacturer inventory classifications

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Finished goods inventory

work in process

raw materials

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finished goods inventory

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maunfactured items that are completed and ready for sale

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work in process

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manufactured inventory items that are completed and ready for sale

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Raw materials

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The basic goods that will be used in production, but have not been placed into production

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Just in time inventory (JIT)

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Companies manufacture or purchase goods just in time for use

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Two reasons to count physical inventory in a periodic system

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To determine the inventory on hand at the balance sheet date

To determine the cost of goods sold for the period

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Two steps in taking a physical inventory count

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  1. Taking a physical inventory of goods on hand
  2. determining the ownership of goods
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FOB shipping point

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buyer pays freight costs

ownership goes to buyer once given to mail carrier

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FOB destination

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Seller pays freight costs

ownership goes to buyer when mail carrier drops off goods to buyer

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Consigned goods

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Goods of other parties that agree to be sold with a fee, but without taking ownership of goods

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12
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Inventory

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assets that will be resold

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Cost of inventory

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all the costs incurred to build the inventory

eg. factory, machinery, labor

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Inventory and COGS

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all costs necessary to acquire the inventory

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15
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Costs related to the sale

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Not required for inventory acquisition should be classified as selling expenses and NOT in inventory

ex. freight-out

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16
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Lower of Cost or Market

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US GAAP requires that all inventory be measured at lower of cost or market (replacement cost)

DOES NOT ALLOW upward revaluation of inventory

*consistent with conservatism

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Specific Identification

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When a company can positively identify which particular units it sold and which are still in ending inventory

Keep records of original costs

Sells a limited variety of high-cost items

18
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In periods of increasing prices, what records highest net income?

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In periods of decreasing prices, what reports the highest net income?

20
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In periods of increasing prices, costs allocated to ending inventory using FIFO will __________________

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approximate current costs

21
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In periods of increasing prices, costs allocated to ending inventory using LIFO will ___________________

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be significantly understated

22
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LIFO reserve helps what?

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to enhance comparability across companies, as users of financial statements can see difference in two inventory methods

23
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lower taxes?

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LIFO during increasing prices

24
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Inventory Turnover Ratio

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Cost of Goods Sold / Average Inventory

An indication of how quickly a company sells its good

higher = better

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Days in inventory
365 days / Inventory Turnover Ratio Measures average number of days inventory is held Lower is better
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Average inventory formula
(Beginning inv. + Ending inv.) / 2
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Understate Beginning inventory:
COGS = understated Net income = overstated
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Overstate beginning inventory
COGS = Overstated Net income = understated
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Understate ending inventory
COGS = overstated Net income = understated
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Overstate ending inventory
COGS = understated Net income = overstated
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Ending inventory overstated (balance sheet)
Assets = overstated Liabilities = no effect SE = Overstated
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Ending inventory understated (Balance Sheet)
Assets = understated Liabilities = No effect SE = understated