FINANCIAL & MANAG ACCT (CH. 1 - 24 EBOOK
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Chapter 5, Problem 1QS
To determine
Period End Inventory:
Period end inventory refers to the units remaining at the end of the fiscal year which are yet to be sold.
Units to be included in the period end inventory.
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Answer to Problem 1QS
Solution:
Total units of period end inventory,
| Particulars |
Units of inventory |
| Units stored in basement |
1300 |
| Less: Damaged units |
(20) |
| Add: Units in transit |
350 |
| Add: Units on consignment |
80 |
| Total units of ending inventory |
1,710 |
Explanation of Solution
- Units which got damaged should not be included as it is a loss.
- Units in transit are considered as a part of ending inventory as the agreement is of Free on Board (FOB) destination and they are yet to be delivered though placed in the delivery vehicle and still are the responsibility of the seller.
- Units out on consignment are yet to be sold thus will be included.
Conclusion
The period end inventory is 1,710.
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