Inventory Flashcards

1
Q

What are inventoriable costs

A

Purchases net of discounts
Freight-in
Warehouse expenditures

Freight-out is considered selling cost

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2
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What are non-inventoriable costs

A

Sales commissions
Interests on liabilities to vendors
Shipping expense to customers

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3
Q

How are discounts applied

A

Applied consecutively

Example: 20% and 10% = {Price}{.9}{.8}

Record inventory at discounted price

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4
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In periods of rising prices, what costing method results in the same inventory under periodic and perpetual

A

FIFO

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5
Q

What are the two types of inventory accounting systems

A

Period and Perpetual

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6
Q

How do you calculate inventory turnover

A

COGS / Average Inventory

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7
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What is the effect of COGS being over/understated on net income

A

EI over = COGS under = NI over
EI under = COGS over = NI under

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8
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What is Cost of Goods Available for Sale

A

Beginning Inventory + Net Purchases

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9
Q

How do you calculate ending inventory

A

Beginning Inventory + Net Purchases - COGS = Ending

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10
Q

Which methods do you use for measuring inventory costs under FIFO/WA and LIFO/Retail

A

FIFO/WA = Lower of Cost or Net Realizable Value

LIFO/Retail = Lower of cost or Market

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11
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How do you calculate the lower of cost or NRV approach

A

Market ceiling is Net Realizable value
NRV = Selling price - Selling costs

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12
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How do you calculate Lower of Cost or Market

A

Market Ceiling (NRV) = Selling price selling costs
Inventory Replacement Cost
Market Floor = (NRV - Profit Margin)
Middle number is market
Take the lower of Cost or Market as valuation

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