Inventory

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  • Inventory refers to the goods bought by the business to sell to the customers
  • Cost of purchase includes the purchase price of goods and all cost incurred to bring in the goods to get them ready for sale
    This includes:
    • Purchase price
    • Delivery fees
    • Import taxes / duties
    • GST
    • Insurance for goods
    • Packing materials for goods
    • Salary for workers to repack the goods
    This does not include:
    • Wages of office and sales worker
  • FIFO method -> Goods that are purchased first or earliest are assumed to be sold first
  • Ending inventory -> Is the inventory that remains unsold at the end of the financial period
  • Sales revenue - Cost of sales = Gross profit
  • Inventory are recorded as a current asset in the statement of financial position
  • Basis of valuing inventory -> Inventory is valued on the basis of the lower of cost or net realizable value
  • Net realizable value -> The selling price of inventory less the additional cost to sell the inventory
  • Net realizable value = Selling price - additional cost to sell the inventory