Inventory Flashcards
Cost to Retail Ratio = COST/Retail
Cost = Inventory + Purchases
Retail = Inventory + Purchases + Net Additional Markups
Cost/Retail
Ending Inventory = Inventory + Purchases + Net Additional Markups - Net Markdowns - Sales Revenue
COGS = Beginning Inventory + Purchases (when ending inventory is not provided)
True
Estimated COGS
= Sales - Gross Profit
COGS%
100-Gross Profit %
Goods once ACTUALLY SHIPPED means title transferred to the customer. If not, include in vendor’s inventory.
True
Dollar Value LIFO
Uses price index (Index = Ending Inventory at CY cost)
_____________________________
Ending Inventory at Base Year cost
NRV or Ceiling =
Selling Price - Cost of disposal
Floor Limitation
= NRV - Profit
FIFO
Cost of goods sold balance is the same in both perpetual and/or periodic inventory system
This method must also be used for financial reporting purposes if used for tax purposes.
LIFO (LFT or left)
__________ Method that uses historical sales margins to estimate ending inventory.
Gross Profit
GAAP allows the ____________ for interim financial statements or to determine inventory that is destroyed
Gross profit method
The operating cycle is Days’ supply in inventory + Avg receivables collection period. Since the inventory turnover increased, as a result, the days’ supply in inventory decreased. The avg receivables collection period remained the same; therefore, there was a decrease in the operating cycle.
True
LIFO follows LCM
Lower of Cost or Market (market - middle value)
FIFO follows LCNRV
Lower of Cost or NRV