Session 9 Flashcards
Inventory Costing Methods
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Inventory Costing Methods
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1) Specific-unit-cost- method
2) Weighed-average cost
3) First-in, First-out (FIFO) cost
- These inventory costing methods produce different amounts for:
- Ending inventory
- COGS
2
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Specific-Unit cost
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- It uses the specific cost of each unit of inventory for item that have a distinctive identity
- it is rarely used in practice
3
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First-In, First-Out (FIFO)
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- The first costs incurred every period are the first costs assigned to cost of goods when they are sold
- The last (most recent) costs incurred during the period correspond to the ending inventory
4
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Moving-Weighted-Average-Cost Method
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- The business computes a new weighted-average cost per unit after each purchase
- Ending inventory and cost of goods sold are then bases most recent weighted-average cost per unit
- Average cost per unit is calculated as follows:
(Total cost of inventory on hand ÷ Number of units on hand)
5
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Accounting Information System
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= Combination of record and procedures. that a business uses to meet its needs for financial data
- The system collects information, processes it, and produces reports that meet the users’ needs.