Implication of Choice of Inventory Valuation Methods on Profit Tax and Closing Inventory - Accounting and Finance Assignment

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Introduction

According to Syanbala(2012), inventory is seen as the primary and most valuable current asset far a trading or manufacturing organization. It was defined by Omolechinwa(1991) as the current asset comprising goods possessed with the intent of creating goods for sale or to sell in the future. Pandy(1991) views inventory as the product manufactured to sell, including its components. For trading companies, inventory comprises goods that are to be sold, for manufacturing companies, it comprises of raw materials used for production. Inventories including, raw materials, work in progress,

Analysis using Case Question to find out the implication of Two Methods of Inventory Valuation on Accounting Profit, Tax and Closing Inventory

Description Quantity Sold   Unit Cost   Total Amount

Feb. Sales

20,000

 

4.00

 

80,000

June. Sales

28,000

10,000

4.00

40,000

 

 

 

18,000

4.15

74,700

 

 

 

28,000*

 

114,700**

114,700

Oct. Sales

15,000

2,000

4.15

8,300

 

 

 

13,000

4.25

55,250

 

 

 

15,000*

 

63,550**

63,550

Dec. Sales

10,000

 

4.25

 

42,500

COST OF SALES

 

 

 

 

300,750

 

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