Introduction to Inventory Flashcards

1
Q

What is normally included in Inventory?

A

For a typical business entity this includes property held for resale, property in the process of production, and property consumed in the process of production

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What does is included in the inventory of a manufacturing company?

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  1. ) Finished goods inventory
  2. ) WIP
  3. ) Raw Materials
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3
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What type of inventory do Merchandising companies typically hold?

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Best described as property held for sale. Usually referred to as merchandise inventory

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4
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Can land be included in inventory?

A

Yes, if the firm is a real-estate development company

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5
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Can partially completed buildings and bridges be included in inventory?

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Yes, if the firm is a construction company

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6
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Is inventory always a current asset?

A

Yes, always current even if they are noncurrent assets to the buyer

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7
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Are goods awaiting shipment usually included in inventory?

A

Not if the customer has paid for them.

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8
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What does FOB Destination (Free-on-board) when dealing with inventory mean?

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Means that title to the goods transfer to the buyer when the goods reach the destination

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What does FOB Shipping Point (Free-on-board) when dealing with inventory mean?

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Means title passes at the shipping point (the selling company’s warehouse)

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10
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Who owns the merchandise in a consignment arrangement?

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the consignor. The merchandise is always included in the consignor’s ending inventory even though it is not on their premises.

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11
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What does the acquisition cost of inventory include?

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All costs incurred in getting the merchandise to the seller’s premises and ready for sale. CAPITALIZE IN INVENTORY ALL COSTS NECESSARY TO BRING THE ITEM OF INVENTORY TO SALABLE CONDITION.

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12
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What costs are usually capitalized and included as part of inventory?

A
  • Freight and Insurance in transit
  • Taxes paid
  • material handling cost
  • Packaging Costs
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13
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What elements affect fixed overhead rates?

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Subject to estimation errors and affected by the choice of denominator measure and the budgeting horizon reflected in the denominator.

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14
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What merchandise is included in ending inventory?

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All owned inventory, regardless of location.

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15
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Is fixed overhead one of the four manufacturing input costs?

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Yes, this is one of the input costs.

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16
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What are the 4 manufacturing input costs?

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  1. ) Fixed overhead rate
  2. ) Direct material
  3. ) Direct labor
  4. ) Variable overhead.
17
Q

Is interest paid Included in Inventory costs?

A

No. Neither are promotional items such as advertising

18
Q

Are Purchase discounts and returns and allowances capitalized into the cost of Inventory?

A

Yes, reduce the cost allocated to Inventory

19
Q

If a cosginee pays shipping costs, what account is this placed in until the cosignee pays the cosignor?

A

A/R

20
Q

If a cosignor pays shipping costs to get the goods to the cosignee, is this included in inventory for the cosignor?

A

Yes