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Inventory Valuation Methods Explained

This document discusses three methods for estimating ending inventory and cost of goods sold: FIFO, weighted average, and lower of cost or market. It provides formulas for calculating cost of goods available for sale and ending inventory under each method. It also includes an example problem demonstrating the calculations for each method.
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Inventory Valuation Methods Explained

This document discusses three methods for estimating ending inventory and cost of goods sold: FIFO, weighted average, and lower of cost or market. It provides formulas for calculating cost of goods available for sale and ending inventory under each method. It also includes an example problem demonstrating the calculations for each method.
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Retail Method

• Weighted Average
• FIFO
• Conservative/ Lower of Cost and Market

GOAL: ESTIMATE ENDING INVENTORY / COST OF


GOODS SOLD
Weighted Average Cost Formula
Total Goods Available for sale at cost
Total Goods Available for Sale at Sales
Price/Retail
IMPORTANT TERMS
a) Beginning Inventory
b) Net Purchases
(Purchases + Freight- in – Purchase Discount – Purchase Returns )

c.) Departmental Transfer In ( Debit ) and


Transfer Out ( Credit )
d.) Net Markups / (Markdowns) * only @ retail
(Markup – Markup cancellation or Markdown- Markdown cancellation)
FORMULA FOR COMPUTING COST OF GOODS
AVAILABLE FOR SALE - COST
BEGINNING INVENTORY
+ NET PURCHASES
+ DEPARTMENTAL TRANSFER IN
- DEPARTMENTAL TRANSFER OUT
- ABNORMAL SPOILAGE
COST OF GOODS AVAILABLE FOR SALE - COST
FORMULA FOR COMPUTING COST OF GOODS
AVAILABLE FOR SALE - RETAIL
BEGINNING INVENTORY
+ NET PURCHASES
+ NET MARKUPS
- NET MARKDOWNS
+ DEPARTMENTAL TRANSFER IN
- DEPARTMENTAL TRANSFER OUT
- ABNORMAL SPOILAGE
COST OF GOODS AVAILABLE FOR SALE - RETAIL
Computing for “ net sales “
Sales
(Sales Returns)
+ Employee Discounts
+ Normal Spoilage
Net Sales
Treating for Abnormal Spoilage
DEDUCT FROM BOTH COST AND RETAIL
DIFFERENCE IF CONSERVATIVE APPROACH
/LOWER OF COST OR MARKET

• Do not Include Markdowns for computing the


cost ratio.

Total Goods Available for sale at cost


Total Goods Available for Sale at Sales
Price/Retail less Markdowns
DIFFERENCE IF FIFO METHOD
• Do not Include Beginning Inventory ( Both for
Cast and Retail ) for computing the cost ratio.

Total Goods Available for sale at cost


less Beginning Inventory at cost
Total Goods Available for Sale at Sales
Price/Retail less Beginning Inventory at Retail
TOTAL GOODS AVAILABLE FOR SALE XXX
NET SALES XXX
ENDING INVENTORY AT RETAIL XXX
X AVERAGE COST RATIO XX
= ENDING INVENTORY AT COST XXX
SAMPLE PROBLEM :
The following information relating to inventory was gathered :
Cost Retail
Beginning Inventory 190,000450,000
Purchases 2,990,000 4,350,000
Purchase Discounts 40,000
Freight-in 150,000
Mark-ups 300,000
Markdowns 400,000
Sales 4,400,000
Sales Return 100,000
Sales Discount 50,000
Sales Allowance 30,000
Compute for the Ending Inventory using:

FIFO
WEIGHTED AVERAGE
LOWER OF COST AND MARKET
* Compute for NET SALES
Sales 4,400,000
Sales Return (100,000)
Net Sales 4,300,000
FIFO Retail Method
FIFO
Cost Retail
Beginning Inventory 190,000 450,000
Purchases 2,990,000 4,350,000
Purchase Discounts ( 40,000)
Freight-in 150,000
Mark-ups 300,000
Markdowns (400,000)
NET PURCHASES 3,100,000 4,250,000
Cost Ratio * 3,100,000/ 4,250,000 = 73 %
Goods Available for Sale 3,290,000 4,700,000
Net Sales (4,300,000)
Ending Inventory Retail 400,000
Ending Inventory - cost 400,000 x 73% = 292,000
Weighted Average Method
Weighted Average Method
Cost Retail
Beginning Inventory 190,000 450,000
Purchases 2,990,000 4,350,000
Purchase Discounts ( 40,000)
Freight-in 150,000
Mark-ups 300,000
Markdowns (400,000)
Goods Available for Sale 3,290,000 4,700,000
Cost Ratio * 3,290,000/ 4,700,000 = 70 %
Net Sales (4,300,000)
Ending Inventory Retail 400,000
Ending Inventory - cost 400,000 x 70% = 280,000
Conservative Approach/ Lower of
Cost and Market
Conservative Approach/ Lower of Cost and Market

Cost Retail
Beginning Inventory 190,000 450,000
Purchases 2,990,000 4,350,000
Purchase Discounts ( 40,000)
Freight-in 150,000
Mark-ups 300,000
3,290,000 5,100,000
Cost Ratio* 3,290,000/ 5,100,000 = 65%
Markdowns (400,000)
Goods Available for Sale 3,290,000 4,700,000
Net Sales (4,300,000)
Ending Inventory Retail 400,000
Ending Inventory- cost 400,000 x 65% = 260,000

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