Types of inventory
Goods and materials to be included in inventory
a. Goods in transit
1. FOB Shipping point
2. FOB Destination
b. Shipment of nonconforming goods
- if wrong goods shipped, the titile goes back to the seller, when goods are rejected.
c. Sales with a right to return.
- include in sellers inventory if can’t estimate return.
- if can estimate, then allowance
d. Consigned goods
e. Public warehouse
f. Sales with mandatory buyback
g. Installment sales
Valuation of inventory
A. Cost - inventories are accounted at cost
B. Departure from the Cost Basis
C. Lower of cost of market
Market value
Middle value of an inventory item’s:
Replacement Cost
The cost to purchase the item of inventory as of the valuation date
Market ceiling
Net selling price - costs to dispose = Net realizable value (market ceiling)
Market floor
Market ceiling - profit margin = market floor
OR
NRV - profit margin = market floor
Lower of cost or market
When market is lower than cost, record loss
Inventory loss due to decline in market value
Inventory
IFRS - determine the lower of cost or net realizable value
NRV = selling price - disposal
Periodic Inventory system
Beginning inventory
+ Purchases
= Cost of goods available for sale
= Cost of goods sold
Periodic system
Journal entries
A sells 20000 units of inventory for $7 per unit. Inventory cost $5
1. Sale
Cash xxx
Sales xxx
**2. Purchase **
Purchases xxx
Cash xxx
Perpetual system
Journal entries
Cash xxx
Sales xxx
COGS xxx
Inventory xxx
Inventory xxx
Cash xxx
Dollar value LIFO
Price index = Ending inventory at current year cost/Ending inventory at base year cost
Firm purchase commitments
Estimated loss on purchase commitment
Estimated liability on purchase commitment
Inventory cost
FOB Destination
FOB Shipping point