Goods on order from a supplier a) Revenue b) Not Inventory c) Inventory d) Depends on shipping term if it is FOB Destination or FOB Shipping point. 2. Goods in transit from a supplier FOB destination a) Inventory b) None of the above c) No adjusting Entries are needed d) Not Inventory 3. Goods in transit to a customer FOB Shipping point a) Equity b) Not Inventory c) Inventory d) No gain or loss
Goods on order from a supplier a) Revenue b) Not Inventory c) Inventory d) Depends on shipping term if it is FOB Destination or FOB Shipping point. 2. Goods in transit from a supplier FOB destination a) Inventory b) None of the above c) No adjusting Entries are needed d) Not Inventory 3. Goods in transit to a customer FOB Shipping point a) Equity b) Not Inventory c) Inventory d) No gain or loss
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1. Goods on order from a supplier
- a) Revenue
- b) Not Inventory
- c) Inventory
- d) Depends on shipping term if it is FOB Destination or FOB Shipping point.
2. Goods in transit from a supplier FOB destination
- a) Inventory
- b) None of the above
- c) No
adjusting Entries are needed - d) Not Inventory
3. Goods in transit to a customer FOB Shipping point
- a) Equity
- b) Not Inventory
- c) Inventory
- d) No gain or loss

Transcribed Image Text:Review the following items and decide if each should be included in Inventory on the balance
sheet. Place an "X" - without any additional spaces - in the appropriate column. Once you have
correctly classified all items, the table will turn green.
Inventory
Not Inventory
Work in process of a manufacturer
Finished goods awaiting sale
FEATURE
Raw materials held by a manufacturer
Goods on order from a supplier
Sold goods not yet shipped to customer
Goods in transit from a supplier, F.O.B. shipping point
Goods in transit from a supplier, F.O.B. destination
....
Goods in transit to a customer, F.O.B. shipping point
Goods in transit to a customer, F.O.B. destination
Consignor's accounting for consigned goods
Consignee's accounting for consigned goods
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