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Flashcards covering the importance of inventory in financial statements, management objectives, and key performance ratios.
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Inventory (Balance Sheet Perspective)
A large current asset on the balance sheet.
Inventory (Income Statement Perspective)
An item that becomes a large expense on the income statement.
Inventory Vulnerabilities
Inventory is specifically noted as being vulnerable to theft or misuse.
Inventory Management Balancing Act
The process of ensuring that a sufficient, but not excessive, quantity of inventory is on hand.
Inventory Turnover
$$\text{Inventory turnover} = \frac{\text{Cost of goods sold}}{\text{Average inventory}}$"
Days Sales in Inventory
$$\text{Days sales in inventory} = \frac{365\,\text{days}}{\text{Inventory turnover}}$"