2. Inventory is defined as assets that
◦ are intended for sale,
◦ are in process of being produced for sale
◦ or are to be used in producing goods.
Mathematically
◦ > Beginning Inventory + Net Purchases - Cost of Good Sold
(COGS) = Ending Inventory
3.
4. Does not show the amount of merchandise available
for sale and the amount sold.
A listing of inventory on hand, called a physical
inventory, is prepared at the end of the accounting
period
Quantity and value of the stock is determined at the
end of accounting period.
5. Closing Stock= Opening Stock+ Purchases-Issues
i.e. Closing Stock= (400+600+500+400+300-300-500-400-500-
200) Units
=300 Units
Thus,
Value of Closing Stock=Closing Stock (in units) X Beginning
Inventory Rate
=300 units X RS 7.5
= Rs.2250
6. Each purchase and sale of merchandise is recorded in the
inventory account and related subsidiary ledger.
Value and quantity of Inventory is recorded after
transaction.
It makes availability of inventory’s data at any time.
7. Goods placed last in an inventory are sold first. The
goods placed first in the inventory remain in the
inventory at the end of the year