financial accounting- bus 020 - spring 2015 session 9 inventories
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Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Session 9Inventories
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Inventory Components
Material
Labor
Overhead
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Inventory Categories
Raw Materials
Work in Process (WIP)
Finished Goods
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Manufacturing Cost Flows
BI
I
O
EI
RAW MATERIAL WORK-IN-PROCESS FINISHED GOODS
B O/H R/M B O/H WIP B O/H F/G
R/M PURCHASES
TRANSFERS TOWIP
E O/H R/M
R/M TRANSFERSDIR. LABORMFG OVERHEADMANUFACTURINGCOSTS
COST OF GOODSMANUFACTURED(COGM)
E O/H WIP
COGM
COST OF GOODSSOLD(COGS)
E O/H F/GP&L
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Key Inventory Issues
Acquisition costs Carrying methods Cost flow assumption Valuation
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Inventory Acquisition
What units What costs
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Cost Basis
Sacrifice to put into use Components
Net price Freight Production Preparation Fees
N.B.....future benefit
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Inventory Methods
Perpetual B + I - O = E
Periodic B + I - E = O
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Cost Flow Assumption Specific ID Averaging FIFO…first in; first out LIFO…last in; first out Applies to costs only, NOT physical
movement Disclose both values Use same method for book and tax
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Management and LIFO
Use in periods of rising prices Tax advantages
Will lower reported profits, so consider bonus impact
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Inventory Valuation
Lower of Cost or Market
Obsolescence
Slow moving items
Financial Accounting- BUS 020 - Spring 2015
Inventory Analysis
Inventory turnover or turns COGS / Average ending inventory
Days in inventory Ending inventory / Avg. Daily COGS