Inventory Flashcards

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The double entry for recording closing inventory

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Dr Inventory (statement of financial position)
Cr inventory/ cost of sales (statement of profit or loss)
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2 ways to value inventory

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The lower of the 2:

  • cost (includes all expenditure incurred in bringing the product or service to current location e.g materials, import duties, freight, direct cost, production overheads)
  • net realisable value (what you can sell the item for)
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3
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Goods no longer in inventory (goods stolen or completely destroyed)

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If goods are stolen or destroyed they have a value of 0. Record it as an expense so that it doesn’t distort gross profit

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Methods of calculating cost of inventory

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FIFO- sold goods are valued at the cost of the most recently bought goods
AVCO- sold goods are valued at the average cost of the goods

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5
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Drawings of inventory

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Valued at their cost and taken away from the purchases figure

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6
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Mark up and margin percentages

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Margin percentages - where gross profit is expressed as a percentage of sales.
Cos + GP = sales gross profit margin of 40%
60 + 40 = 100 then can scale it up to the sales figure

Mark up - where gross profit is expressed as a percentage of cost of goods sold
Cos + GP = sales mark up of 30 %
100 + 30 = 130 then can scale numbers up

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