Gross Profit, Inventory Systems, and Depreciation Methods

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Periodic Inventory System

Updates inventory at specific intervals.

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Ending Inventory

Weighted average cost per unit times quantity.

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Accelerated Depreciation

Higher expense in earlier years.

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Machine Costs

Costs to make an asset operational.

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Capital Expenditures

Costs that extend an asset's useful life.

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COGS Calculation

Determine based on earliest purchases for FIFO.

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Errors in Inventory

Impact current and subsequent financial periods.

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Gross Profit Percentage =

Gross Profit/Net Sales Revenue

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Gross Profit

Net Sales Revenue minus Cost of Goods Sold.

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Gross Profit Percentage

Gross Profit divided by Net Sales Revenue.

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LIFO

Last In, First Out inventory method.

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Specific Identification

Method for unique items like cars.

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Inventory Turnover

COGS divided by Average Inventory.

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Straight-Line Depreciation

Equal expense amount each year.

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Land Costs

Includes purchase price and preparation costs.

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Delivery Truck Costs

Costs to operationalize the truck, excluding repairs.

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Patents

Exclusive rights granted for 20 years.

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Lower-of-Cost-or-Market Rule

Adjust inventory to lower of cost or market value.

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Total Asset Turnover

Sales divided by Average Total Assets.

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Income Statement Order

Sales Revenue, COGS, Gross Profit, Operating Expenses.

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Gross profit=

sales revenue - cost of goods sold

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Perpetual Inventory System

a computerized accounting method that tracks inventory levels in real time:

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Periodic Inventory System

a method of inventory valuation that involves physically counting inventory at specific intervals to update stock levels.

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FIFO (First-In, First-Out):

The first items purchased (oldest costs) are the first ones to be sold.Tends to show higher profits and inventory values during times of rising prices, as older, lower-cost items are recorded as the cost of goods sold (COGS), and newer, higher-cost items remain in inventory.

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FIFO ends in...

Higher ending inventory and lower COGS

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LIFO (Last-In, First-Out)

The most recent items purchased (newest costs) are the first ones to be sold.Can provide tax benefits in times of rising prices since it increases COGS and reduces taxable income.

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LIFO ends in ....

low ending inventory and Higher COGS

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Perpetual Inventory System

Continuous tracking of inventory and COGS.

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FIFO

First In, First Out inventory method.

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Average Cost

Total cost of inventory divided by units.

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