Chapter 5 Flashcards
(30 cards)
Merchandise inventory
All goods a company owns and holds for sale`
FOB Shipping Point
buyer owns
FOB destination
seller owns
consignor
owner- in their inventory
consignee
selling agent- does not own
Goods that are damaged or obsolete
Not counted if they cant be sold, mark to net realizable value if can be sold
Inventory Costs
Cost to bring item to salable condition and location
Inventory Costs Equation
Invoice
<returns>
<discount>
\+freight in
</discount></returns>
shrinkage
theft, loss, damage
what kind of count is taken of inventory at least once a year
physical
kinds of inventory count controls
prenumbered tickets
count by outsider: existence/amount/quality
2nd count with auditor/manager
Kinds of inventory Safeguard controls
physical- cameras, limited access, locked merch documents- purchase order, receiving report, invoice
Inventory Decisions
- What to include
- perpetual or periodic
- costing method (Specific ID, FIFO, LIFO, WA)
- Use of market values
Costing Methods
we make up assumptions to determine which units in EI and which units in CGS
Specific ID
Luxury Items
FIFO
refers to units sold, assumes you sell in chronological order
LIFO
refers to units sold, assumes you sell the ones you just bought
weighted average
all units are treated alike
decide which ones are sold
CGS
decide which ones are left
End inv
Periodic
assumes sale is on the last day of the month
perpetual
tracks dates of sales
which two groups are the same under both methods
specific ID and FIFO
which two groups are different under the different methods
LIFO and WA