ACTG 1P91 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Historical Cost, Accounts Payable, Indirect Costs

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Reporting and interpreting inventories and cost of goods sold: chapter 7. Cost of inventory produced or acquired to sell. Beginning inventory + purchases = goods available for sale ending inventory = cost of goods sold. Goods available for sale = maximum cost of goods sold. Do not compute inventory on on-going basis. Difference between available and ending cost of goods sold. Procedures generally followed whether using perpetual or periodic system. Costing technique lower of cost and market (lcm) Do not record revenue for increases in value until inventory sold. Lower of cost and net realizable value (market) A valuation rule that requires inventory to be written down when its net realizable value or current replacement cost falls below its original historical cost. What is lower, the cost you paid or the replacement cost you would have to pay. Record loss for decreases in value immediately. Frequently considered the costing method because lcm is assumed.

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