Chapter 7 - Inventory Flashcards
- When should inventory (stock) takes occur?
- What happens if the stock take is done late or ealy?
- At the end of the accounting period
- The figures will need to be adjusted to for the movements in inventory between the period end and stock take date.
In the SFP what inventory value should be recorded?
The lower value out of…
- Cost → (all expenditure incurred to aquire the product or service at present location and condition)
- Net realisable value (NRV) → expected revenue to be earned when goods are sold - any sellling costs / modification costs
What is the value of closing inventory for the following business?
- X → cost is lower at £7 (7 @ 100 = 700)
- Y → NRV is lower at £8 (8 @ 200 = 1600)
- Z → NRV is lower at 15 (15 @ 300 = 4500)
- £700 + £1600 + £4500 = £6800
For the following what would the inventory figure be in the SFP?
(In the pre calculated closing inventory they deducted cost of goods each time)
- Cost = £65,000 NRV = £52,000 (£60,000 -£80000)
NRV is smaller → calculate difference = £13,000
- Cost = £6000 (£60 x 100) NRV = £5500 (100(£70 - £13 - £2))
NRV is smaller → calculate difference = £500
- £400,000 - £13,000 - £500 = £386500
(if cost is smaller no duduction needed as it has already een asummed in pre calculated inventory)
When the price of inventory has changed throughout the year how is the end cost determined?
(5 methods only 2 in exam)
- FIFO <em>(first in first out)</em> → this assumed that the first goods purchased are the first to be sold.
- AVCO → the weighted average price for allunits in inventory. (A new weighted average must be purchased after every purchase)
- Use the FIFO method to calculate the units of the closing inventory of the folowing…
- Using this answer calculate the closing inventory value
- 100 + 1700 - 1340 = 460
- (250 x £1.80 = £450) (210 x £1.74 = £369.60)
£450 + £369.50 = £819.60
Use the AVCO method to calculate the value of the closing inventory of the folowing…
If a business owner takes inventory for their own personal use how is it recorded?
As a drawing at the cost price of the inventory (not sale pricew as no profit)
- Dr Drawings (cost of inventory taken)
- Cr purchase (cost of inventory taken)
Often businesses price thei inventory at a price to earn a specific grossprofit margin.
What 2 way are these costs structured to determine gross pofit?
- Mark up cost → cost is deemed to be 100% therefore sales exceeds 100%
- Margin on sales → sales is deemed to be 100% so therefore cost is bellow 100%
- A business made sales of £4000 during the year with gross profit margins of 25%.
- What was the cost of the goods sold and gross profit?
- A business purchased £2500 of goods and sold them at mark up of 40%
- What was the sales and gross profit?