IVCOADJ Inventory Cost of Sales Adjustments

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Moving Average Cost

 

A cost of sale adjustment to inventory mainly occurs when inventory quantity reaches zero or previous stock on hand is negative, as the moving average unit cost is reset to the unit cost on the latest receipt. The receipt line cannot be deleted if a cost of sale exists. The cost of sale adjustment value is held on the stock receipt line.

 

1.        New Stock on Hand is zero

 

Inventory is receipted in resulting in positive inventory balance. The previous inventory holding prior to the receipt is sold. The inventory receipt is subsequently reversed. When the stock receipt is reversed the new stock on hand will go back to zero. Any difference between the stock receipt value and the closing inventory value prior to the reversal will be posted to the cost of sales adjustment account.

 

Transaction Description

Quantity

Unit Cost

Inventory Value

Opening Stock

8

500

  4000.0000

Stock Receipt

28

628

17584.0000

Closing Inventory

36

599.55555

21584.0000

Sale

(8)

599.55555

-  4796.4444

Closing Inventory

28

599.55555

16787.5556

Rev Stock Receipt

(28)

 

-16787.5556


0

599.55555

         0.0000    

 

The difference between the original receipt and the closing inventory value is posted to inventory and cost of sales adjustment

 

Original Receipt                     17584.0000

Closing Inventory                 -16787.5556

                                            -------------------

Cost of Sales Adj                   796.4444                      

 

General Ledger Posting

 

Dr Inventory                                796.44

Cr Cost of Sales Adj                 - 796.44                  

 

 

2.        Previous SOH <0 and Quantity Change >0

 

If the closing inventory value is negative prior to the  stock receipt transaction and the quantity change is positive the new inventory moving average cost is based on the unit cost of the latest stock receipt. When the unit cost of the receipt is not the same as the current moving average cost, a cost of sale adjustment will result.

 

 

Transaction Description

Quantity

Unit Cost

Inventory Value

Opening Stock

8

500

   4000.0000

Receipt

(28.8)

628

- 18086.4000

Closing Inventory

(20.8)

677.230769

- 14086.4000

Reverse Receipt

28.8

 

 19110.4000

Closing Inventory

8.0

628

   5024.0000

 

 

The stock receipt has been reversed at the value of the difference between opening and closing inventory. The closing inventory has been valued at the latest unit cost of $628.

 

The difference between the original receipt and the closing inventory value is posted to inventory and cost of sales adjustment

 

Original Receipt                   - 18086.40000

Closing Inventory                   19110.40000

                                            -------------------

Cost of Sales Adj                 1024.00000                      

 

General Ledger Posting

 

Dr Inventory                                 1024.00

Cr Cost of Sales Adj                 - 1024.00