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    Inventory is:

    1)Held in the ordinary course

    of business.

    2)In the form of materials or

    supplies to consumed in the

    production process or in the

    rendering of services.

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    Amonetary value .

    Largest current asset.

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    NET REALIZABLE

    VALUE

    L

    WHICHEVER IS LESS

    VALUATION OF

    INVENTORY

    COST

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    WORK IN PROGRESS(WIP)

    y Arising under constructioncontract.

    y Arising in the ordinary corse ofbusiness.

    y Financial Instruments held instock-in-trade.

    y Inventories of livestock & Forestproducts.

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    Inventories are valued at

    lowered value and net

    realisable value.Cost of inventories should

    comprise of all cost of

    purchase, , cost of conversionand loading and unloading

    charges, carriage & freight

    inward.

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    PERIODIC INVENTORY

    SYSTEM

    PERPETUAL INVENTORYSYSTEM

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    VERIFICATION

    IN

    FORMAT

    ION

    FIGURE

    COST FACTOR

    INVENTORY CONTROLBUSINESS ACTIVITES

    INVENTORY INCLUDE

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    FIRST IN FIRST

    OUT(FIFO).

    LAST IN FIRSTOUT(LIFO).

    WEIGHTED AVERAGE

    METHOD.

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    Purchased or produced first

    are consumed first

    Ending inventory includeslast goods purchased.

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    Value of Closing Stock =120*40

    =Rs4,800.

    Year2010

    PurchasesUnits

    RateRs

    SoldUnits

    Jan 100 40

    March 100 50

    May 80

    July 200 40

    October 200

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    Quite close to

    present value.

    PerishableGoods.

    No Unrealised

    Profits.

    Useful when.

    Slow Moving.

    Calculation

    Complicated.

    Value Of stockNot Be Recent.

    Price Rising.

    Production Of

    Identical jobs.

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    Issues are made out of

    earliest lot o n hand.

    Closing Stock is Valued

    on Earlier consignments.

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    Value of Closing Stock =20*50+100*40=Rs. 1140

    Year2010

    PurchasesUnits

    RateRs

    SoldUnits

    Jan 100 40

    March 100 50May 80

    July 200 40

    October 200

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    Simple to Operate.Recovers Cost Of

    Production.

    Production atrecent Price.Reduces ProfitsAnd Less burdenon Tax.

    Clerical Errors.Comparison

    between the onejob and other job isdifficult.

    More Than OnePrice.

    Does not reflect the

    current marketprice.

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    Weighted

    Average =price per unit

    Total cost of

    goods available

    for sale duringthe period

    Total number of

    units available

    for sale duringthe period.

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    The cost of the purchased or

    manufactured inventory has to

    be determined and

    Such cost is retained in the

    inventory accounts of the

    company until the product is

    sold .

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    Schedule V1 .

    Polices adopted.

    Classification of inventories.