Accounting Standard 2 outlines the valuation of inventory. It defines inventory as assets held for sale, in production, or as materials to be consumed. Inventory includes goods for resale, finished goods, work in progress, and raw materials. It is valued at the lower of cost or net realizable value, with raw materials at cost. Cost includes purchase price, duties, freight, and conversion costs minus discounts. Net realizable value is estimated selling price minus completion and selling costs. Inventory must be valued at the financial year-end.
3. MEANING
AS 2 defines Inventory as ASSETS-
o Held for sale for ordinary course of business
(FINISHED GOODS)
o In the process of production for such sale (WIP)
o In the form of materials or supplies to be consumed in
the production process or the rendering of services.
(RAW MATERIAL)
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4. ITEMS INCLUDED OR EXCLUDED
INCLUDED
• Goods purchased or held
for resale.
• Finished goods
produced or WIP.
• RM, Maintenance
supply, consumables,
loose tools.
EXCLUDED
• Spare parts, servicing
equipments
• WIP arising under
construction contract
• WIP in case of service
provider
• Investment held as stock
in trade. Eg. Shares,
Debenture
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6. VALUATION
• NEITHER NOR
BASIC RULE:
COST
OR
MARKET VALUE (Net Realizable Value)
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7. VALUATION
• It is done only at the last day of Accounting
year to value the closing stock.
• Raw materials, stores, spare parts are valued at
cost even if NRV is lower than cost.
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8. • NET REALIZABLE VALUE=
Estimated Selling Price
(-)Estimated Cost of Completion of WIP
(-) Estimated cost of making the sale
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9. • COST OF INVENTORY=
Cost of Purchase
(+) Cost of Conversion
(+) Selling & Distribution Expenses
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10. • Cost of Purchase=
Purchase Price
+ Duties & Taxes
+ Freight Inward
+ Other Expenses
(-) Trade discount
(-) Rebates
(-) Duty & Drawbacks
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