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Accounting for materials
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1 Inventory Control Reasons
1 Holding cost of inventory may be expensive. 2 Production will be disrupted if we run out of raw materials. 3 Unused inventory with a short shelf life may incur unnecessary expenses. .
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Ordering and receiving materials
Proper records to make sure : 1 That enough inventory is hold 2 That there is no duplication of ordering 3 That quality is maintained 4 There is adequate record keeping for accounts purposes
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How to deal with it ? Purchase requisition Purchase order
Quotations Delivery note Goods received note Materials requisition note Materials transfers and returns Computerised inventory control systems
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The inventory count (stocktake)
The inventory count (stocktake) involves counting the physical inventory on hand at a certain date ,and then checking this against the balance shown in the inventory records. Perpetual inventory
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1 FORMULA TO LEARN Question :maximum usage 250 per days
FORMULA TO LEARN 1 Reorder level =maximum usage × maximum lead time Question :maximum usage per days Lead time for replenishment days What is the reorder level? A B C D2500
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2 Minimum level = reorder level -(average usage ×average lead time)
Question: Minimum level units average usage per days lead time ~12 days What is the reorder level? A B C D2500
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3 Question:Maximum level 10000units What is the reorder level?
Maximum level =reorder level +reorder quantity -(minimum usage ×minimum lead time) Question:Maximum level units Reorder quantity units Minimum usage per days Lead time ~20 days What is the reorder level? A B C D2500
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4 Question: Safety inventory 500
Average inventory =safety inventory + ½ reorder quantity Question: Safety inventory Reorder quantity units The average inventory is approximately A B C D 3500
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5 EOQ=√2C0D/CH CH =cost of holding one units of inventory for one time period C0 =cost of ordering a consignment from a supplier D =demand during the time period
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Question:C0=$ D=10000 CH=$2 EOQ=?
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FIFO(first in , first out )
FIFO(first in , first out ) Definition : in my opinion ,the earlier inventory, the earlier being used. Example :an company buy a batch of goods on 2014,5, units prise $5, then 2014,5, units price $ ,5,8 company uses 300 units , then question is coming : how much this fees is . The answer is $1600. the first 200 units price is $5 so the fees is $1000 then 100 units price is $6 so the fees is $600. So the all fees is $1600. 2019/1/16
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LIFO(last in, first out )
Definition :in my opinion, the later inventory, the later being used. Also use previouse example, the answer is same? No, no. the answer is different. The answer is $ 1700. The first 200 units price is $6 so the fees is $1200, then 100 units price is $5 so the fees is $500,so all the fees is $1700. 2019/1/16
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AVCO(cumulative weighted average pricing)
Definition:in my opinion the units multiply by the price then divide the all of units. Aslo use previous example: yes the answer aslo is different. The correct answer is $1650. The units is 300.The uint price is $5.5. However, how the unit price form? $5 add $6 divide 2 equal to $5.5. No, no. The correct answer is: 200 units muliply by $5 add 300 units multiply by $6 equal to $2200, then 200 units add 200 units equal to 400 units ,then $2200 divide 400 units equal to $5.5.Bycoincidence, the answer is the same .But the two properties is not same.Only use the second method is right. 2019/1/16
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