ACCT 327 Chapter 10 - Additional Inventory Errors

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Effects fo Inventory Errors

Ending Inventory and Purchases » COGS

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In the absence of information, if the inventory is not in hand/warehouse at the time of count, we assume…

The inventory was not included

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To identify the problem, we should ask…

  1. Should a purchase have been recorded in that period?

  2. Was a purchase recorded in that period?

  3. Should the inventory have been included in the count for this period?

  4. Was the inventory included in the count for this period?

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Recording errors effect what?

Puchases

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Count Errors Effect what?

Ending Inventory

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What should you always use when assessing inventory errors?

Beg Inv

+Purch

=COGAS

<End Inv>

= COGS

and the JEs for what did happen and what should have happened!

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Lower of Cost or NRV

When the market value of a company’s inventory declines below it’s historical cost, CONSERVATISM, dictates that we should use the lower of the two values

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Cost

The price at which the inventory was acquired (historical cost) - FIFO, LIFO, avg cost

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Net realizable value (NRV)

the net amount a company expects to realize from the sale of inventory

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NRV formula

Est. Selling Price - costs of completion, disposal, and transportation (ie, selling costs)

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COGS/Loss Method

Record the expense, literally use whichever she tells you (Debit)

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Allowance account/Inventory

Records a decrease to inventory via allowance or directly (Credit), use whichever she tells you

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An allowance account is a

contra-asset/permanent account

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What allowance value do you put into your JE

The plug for ending allowance balance, NOT the ending value

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Lower of Cost or Market

Rule was recently changed to LCNRV to fit with the LCNRV, companies using LIFO put up a fight, so the FASB allows them to still use LCM

Market cost replaces inventory at current price if lower. Subject to upper bound (NRV) and lower bound (NRV-normal profit margin)

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Purchase Commitments

Occurs when a company agrees to buy inventory from a seller in advance (similar to repurchase agreements)

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Optional Purchase Commitment

Subject to cancellation, no JE needs to be recorded by either party

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Firm Purchase Commitment

Disclosures should be made in financials, some JE may be necessary, riskier

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Expense recognition principle dictates

The loss should be recorded during the period of the decline

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JE for loss on firm purchase commitments

Unrealized Loss on PC - NI xx

Est. Liability xx

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Estimated Liability is what type of account?

Permanent Credit account, needs to be removed when contract is fufilled

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Unrealized loss is what type of account?

Temporary for that period? Needs to be adjusted when the contract is fufilled with a realized G/L to NI

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Inventory is always debited at

LOWER OF COST, NEVER GAIN

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Cash paid is always credited at

Contractual agreement