This document provides information on inventory estimation methods, inventory systems, cost formulas, and inventory write-downs. It discusses the gross profit method, retail inventory method, periodic and perpetual inventory systems, costing formulas like FIFO and weighted average, and accounting for inventory at the lower of cost or net realizable value with direct adjustments or allowances. An example is provided to illustrate computing the cost of missing inventory using the gross profit method and computing cost of goods sold and ending inventory using the retail inventory method.
This document provides information on inventory estimation methods, inventory systems, cost formulas, and inventory write-downs. It discusses the gross profit method, retail inventory method, periodic and perpetual inventory systems, costing formulas like FIFO and weighted average, and accounting for inventory at the lower of cost or net realizable value with direct adjustments or allowances. An example is provided to illustrate computing the cost of missing inventory using the gross profit method and computing cost of goods sold and ending inventory using the retail inventory method.
This document provides information on inventory estimation methods, inventory systems, cost formulas, and inventory write-downs. It discusses the gross profit method, retail inventory method, periodic and perpetual inventory systems, costing formulas like FIFO and weighted average, and accounting for inventory at the lower of cost or net realizable value with direct adjustments or allowances. An example is provided to illustrate computing the cost of missing inventory using the gross profit method and computing cost of goods sold and ending inventory using the retail inventory method.
2. Cost exclusions (Pro Abs AdS) a. GP based on Sales (Sales is 100%) 3. Inventory inclusions b. GP based on COGS (COGS is 100%) a. ECONOMIC CONTROL > PHYSICAL 2. Retail Inventory Method POSSESSION a. Cost to Retail Ratio i. Goods in transit i. Average ii. Consigned goods ii. FIFO iii. Segregated goods iii. Conservative/ Conventional/ iv. Installment sales LCNRV v. Goods with buyback iv. FIFO Conservative agreements or refund offers b. The computation of ratio does not affect your computation of Ending INVENTORY SYSTEMS Inventory @ Retail 3. Sales discounts and sales allowances are Periodic Perpetual not considered in estimation purposes on Uses temporary Uses permanent accounts both methods accounts Suitable for cheap and Suitable for expensive and EXERCISES high-volume products low-volume products Which of the following is included in Inventory balance is not Inventory balance is readily available readily available inventory? Inventory and COGS are Inventory and COGS are set up after count updated Items in warehouse Items returned by customer Items shipped today, FOB destination COST FORMULAS Items shipped today, FOB shipping point Items for display 1. Not ordinarily interchangeable Goods held on consignment a. Specific Identification Method Goods out on consignment 2. Ordinarily interchangeable Raw materials a. FIFO Work-in-Process b. Weighted Average – Periodic Finished goods c. Moving Average – Perpetual Finished goods held by salesman Customized goods already segregated INVENTORY WRITEDOWN Customarily manufactured goods already segregated Inventory must be measured at the lower of cost Goods held by others for storage and net realizable value Goods for shipment 1. Cost < NRV = No additional entry 2. Cost > NRV = Inventory writedown Compute for cost of inventory a. Direct i. Record directly to Inventory Direct Materials and Labor 180 b. Allowance Variable Production Overhead 25 Factory Administrative Costs 15 i. Set up allowance, which is a Fixed Production Costs 20 deduction from Inventory Normal freight-in charge 30 ii. Check if allowance has Abnormal freight-in charge 12x existing balance when Handling cost 20 recording Purchases 100 Import duties 40 INVENTORY
Compute for Cost of Missing
Inventory using Gross Profit Method
Inventory, Beginning 650
Purchases 2,300 Purchase Returns 80 Freight In 60 Sales 3,400 Sales Discounts 20 Sales Returns and Allowances 30
The company’s was robbed and only P420
inventory remained. GP rate based on sales is 30%.
Compute for Cost of Goods Sold and
Cost of Ending Inventory using Retail Inventory Method (all approaches)
Beginning Inventory @ cost 70
Beginning Inventory @ retail 126 Purchases @ cost 340 Purchases @ retail 438 Freight In 4 Departmental Transfer In @ cost 6 Departmental Transfer In @ retail 9 Purchase allowances 2 Departmental Transfer Out @ cost 8 Departmental Transfer Out @ retail 12 Net Markup 24 Net Markdown 10 Sales 380 Sales Discounts 10 Sales Allowances 5 Normal Shrinkage 3 Abnormal Shrinkage @ Cost 18 Abnormal Shrinkage @ Retail 22 Employee Discounts 1