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IA2 CH1_Inventories Notes

The document outlines the accounting treatment of inventories according to PAS 2, detailing classifications such as trading, manufacturing, and service inventories. It discusses the inclusions and exclusions in inventory measurement, initial and subsequent measurement methods, and the significance of ownership and delivery terms. Additionally, it provides problem-solving scenarios related to inventory valuation and accounting methods like the Gross Profit Method.

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IA2 CH1_Inventories Notes

The document outlines the accounting treatment of inventories according to PAS 2, detailing classifications such as trading, manufacturing, and service inventories. It discusses the inclusions and exclusions in inventory measurement, initial and subsequent measurement methods, and the significance of ownership and delivery terms. Additionally, it provides problem-solving scenarios related to inventory valuation and accounting methods like the Gross Profit Method.

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Inventories (PAS 2) Problem Solving:

- Held for sale = Trading 1. Bodega/warehouse = Business


- In the process of production = Manufacturing 2. Specifically segregated per sale contract (may buyer na, pero
- Rendering of services = Services hindi pa kinukuha) = Buyer
3. Lugar ng negosyo, hindi iisa lang. May ibang department (iba
Trading physical location, wala sa warehouse) returned in good
- Merchandise Inventory/Inventory condition = Business
4. Receiving department (returned or purchased) = Business
Manufacturing Note:
a. Finished goods - pinakatapos na. a. Inventory first, without invoice = Buyer included.
b. Goods in process = hindi pa tapos, getting there. - Doesn’t matter kung may invoice or wala.
c. Raw materials = basic, para mabuo ang mina-manufacture. - Importante nasa atin na yung inventory.
d. Factory or Manufacturing supplies = not directly included in the b. Invoice first, without inventory = Not included.
product, kailangan lang gamitin but hindi ibebenta. Significance - Physical inventory kasi dapat ang dumating.
is so little, not considered as RM. Like: Indirect materials. 5. Items ordered, invoice before inventory; freight is paid by the
seller (irrelevant) = Ignored
Service Note:
- Labor and other costs of personnel directly engaged in - Nalalaman kung sino owner ng inventory.
providing the service. - General rule: Owner = shoulders the freight.
- Ex. Supervisory personnel. 6. Items shipped today, invoice mailed, FOB shipping point =
Ignored
Inclusions Note:
- Titulo ay naipasa na = pwede na isama sa inventory. - Ikaw nagbebenta.
- Actual delivery - Invoice is irrelevant.
- Symbolical delivery = Ex. Land (Title) Car (Key) - Items shipped = important.
a. Goods owned and on hand - FOB SP (pinasa na agad kay buyer; freight ay kay
- Normal sa warehouse. buyer)
b. Goods in transit and sold FOB destination 7. Items shipped today, invoice mailed, FOB destination =
- Nung nagta-travel = ang may-ari si Seller pa rin. Business
c. Goods in transit and purchased FOB shipping point Note:
- Umalis pa lang sa warehouse papunta sayo = may-ari - Hindi important ang invoice.
ay Buyer. - Wala na sa bodega kasi ni-ship na.
d. Goods out on consignment - FOB destination (nagtatravel pa inventory)
- “Patinda” - Included kahit wala sa bodega (since FOB D)
- Hindi nabili = isasauli sa may-ari (consignor) 8. Currently being used for window display = Business
- May commission si consignee. - Sa salamin = may nakadisplay = Business
e. Goods in the hand of salesman or agents - Kahit nasaan man (bodega, receiving, display) =
- Agent = extension of yourself. Business kasi nasa lugar.
- Inventory pa rin ng business. 9. Items on counter for sale = Business
f. Goods held by customer on approval or on trial 10. In receiving department, refused by us because of damage =
- Ex. Nag-aalok ng product. “Subukan po muna” = Not included.
Babalikan na lang para bilhin. Note:
- Hindi tinatanggap kasi may damage. - “Tawad”/Hindi initial na value.
- Nirerefuse nga ba’t ia-add. - Cash discounts = encourage prompt payment.
11. Items included in count, damaged and unsalable = Deducted - Gross method (on credit = take adv.)
- Hindi na maibebenta (held for sale) - Hindi kasama sa cost yung discount.
- Loss na ito. - Rebates
12. Items in shipping department = Business - May criteria na dapat ma-meet.
Note: - Kung within 1 month = 100k units of inv.
- Nasa part ng business, saan man yan. - Kung di pa namemeet = wala pang discount.
- Kahit saang lugar ng business mo. - Part ng binayad = marerecover.
- Hindi pa nakakaalis at wala pang buyer. Ignored
- FOREX differences
Measurement of Inventories - Exchange rate ay nababago.
1. Initial Measurement - Not treated as a cost.
- At Cost (Purchase, Conversion, DACs) - Interest expense over financing period.
- Kung magkano yung inventories nung unang lumabas. - Bumibili on credit.
2. Subsequent - Usapan = 3 or 4 years to pay.
- Lower of Cost at NRV - May interest on credit compared to
- Magkano value nung lumipas ang panahon. cash prompt payment.
- Ex. Motor (Cash = mura) (Installment
Initial Cost of Inventories = mahal)
1. Cost of Purchase Problem Solving;
Purchase Price - List price - Trade discount = Invoice Price + Other cost
+ Import duties - Invoice Price x Cash Discount (% x N) = Net Payment + Other
- Hindi lahat ng paninda, nasa PH. Ex. Duty Cost (F.I.) = Total payment/Cr. Cash
free. Other nations to PH. Not an expense 2. Cost of Conversion
+ Irrecoverable taxes + Direct labor
- Hindi na maita-transfer sa ibang tao. + Overhead
- Component ng inventory. - Hindi directly na makikita yung effect sa
- Ex. VAT product pero kailangan.
- (a) VAT registered (input-output VAT) a. Factory expenses
= Recoverable. - Ex. Ilaw at Tubig
- (b) Non-VAT registered (Buyer) = b. Indirect materials
IRRECOVERABLE since can’t be - Little to nothing ang contribution.
transferred. - Ex. Rugby, Molder
+ Freight cost c. Indirect labor
- Kung wala yung pamasahe (hindi madadala - Contribution wala sa product.
kung saan gagamitin) - Ex. Janitor (matatapos kaya nang
+ Handling cost maayos ang production)
- May magbubuhat ng inventory (vehicle to - Do not form part of the product.
shipment) Cost behavior
+ Other DACs a. Fixed
- Trade discounts - same gastos regardless of the units produced.
- Ex. Rent 6. Materials in transit, FOB destination = Ignored
- Constant over time. 7. Defective materials returned to suppliers for replacement =
b. Variable Ignored kasi nireturn nga.
- related to the level of production. 8. Shipping supplies = nature: related to production dapat hindi
- Ex. Glue selling efforts = Ignored
3. Other cost 9. Gas and oil for testing FG = Added (bring to condition for
- Ex. cost incurred due to customer’s specification. intended use, hindi mabenta na walang testing) (OH)
- Can it be capitalized/add to the cost ng inventory? Yes! 10. Materials lubricants = Added (OH = Production supplies)

Exclusions Subsequent Measurement


1. Abnormal wastages - LCNRV (Lower of Cost and Net Realizable Value)
- If included = Deducted - Item by item basis. Ex. Item A - cost and Item B - NRV
- Separate item = Ignored. - Kung ano mas mababa = conservatism principle.
- Process or nature.
- Ex. Sterilized = Boiled = Evaporation = Normal Formula:
wastages = Part of inventory, not deducted. NRV = SP - CTS - CTC == Benefit na.
- Pwede iwasan pero nangyari.
- Ex. Iniinom ng employee yung milk = nabawasan ang Goods in process:
weight. - Assumed na tapos na, estimated nga lang.
- Ex. Accident, nabasag ang lalagyan.
2. Storage cost Reasons why SP<Cost: Tubo<puhunan
- Item (Raw materials or WIP) = Included. 1. Inventories are damaged - Ex. Fire/loss/pest
- Finished goods = Expense/Not capitalizable. 2. Becomes wholly/partially obsolete - Ex. Typewriter to printer
- Wala na sa criteria for DACs. 3. SP have declined - Ex. Market behavior.
- Nasa condition na eh. 4. Est. cost of completion/selling has increased - Ex. Nagmahal
- For the purpose of selling. yung proseso, etc.
3. Administrative/Distribution/Selling expense Rule:
- Operating expense. a. Cost is higher than NRV
- Ex. Salary of accountant. - With inventory writedown (pababain ang value)
- Ex. Vendor (sumarap ba yung product?) b. Cost is less than NRV
- Needed by the business but not included in the - No acctg problem. Dapat mabenta nang mas mataas.
inventory. - No inventory writedown.

Problem Solving: Accounting Method:


1. Finished goods in storeroom; at cost including overhead = a. Direct/COGS Method
Added (natural na part ng cost ang overhead kaya no effect) - Diretso na sa COGS. Nagrereflect na sa COGS.
2. FG in transit, freight charge; FOB SP = Ignored Inventory, end
3. FG held by salesman at selling price; cost = Added = at cost Income Summary
ang idadagdag. - Mas mataas ang COGS.
4. WIP, at cost of materials & direct labor = Kunin ang overhead b. Allowance
rate = Added ang tatlo (DM,DL,OH) - Nagkaroon ng write down/loss
5. Materials = Raw materials = Added Loss on IWD
Allow on IWD. - Ending Inventory in the last period = Beginning Inventory in the
- Reflect the NRV. Same lang. next year/period.
- TGAS - COGS (From GP rate) = Ending Inventory
Presentation:
- In case of loss: Problem Solving: Gross Profit Method - Fire Loss
- BI + NP = TGAS - EI = COGS B4 WD + LOSS ON IWD 2020:
= COGS AFTER IWD. Sales 6,000,000 100%
- In case of recovery: COGS 4,500,000 75%
- BI + NP = TGAS - EI = COGS B4 WD - GAIN ON IWD G.P. 1,500,000 25%
= COGS AFTER IWD.
Allow on IWD COGS = BI+NP-EI
Gain on recovery/reversal of IWD 2021:
Sales 9,000,000 100%
Problem Solving: COGS 8,500,000 70%
- Normal profit is ignored. G.P. 1,500,000 30%
NRV = SP - CTS - CTC
130-15 = 115
90-10=80 Ending Inventory
45-5=40 - Undamaged merchandise (LCNRV dapat)
75-15=60 - If at cost = diretso
- Mamimili lang ano mas mababa between Cost and NRV. - If selling price given = amount x G.P. rate)
- Damaged merchandise (LCNRV dapat)
Problem Solving: Goods in Transit - NRV lower (recoverable from fire loss)
1. Shipped FOB D (Dec 2019) Received (Jan 2020) = Added to = Inventory Fire Loss
Seller
2. Shipped FOB SP; same date = Ignored by Seller
3. Shipped by vendor FOB D; same date = Ignored by buyer
4. Purchased FOB SP;same date = Added by buyer

Problem Solving: Gross Profit Method


Last Year:
Sales 7,500,000 100%
COGS 5,975,000 (BI+NP=TGAS-EI) 73%
G.P. 2,025,000 (GP/Sales) 27%

- Kung ano GP rate nakaraan = applied to the next period.


Next Year:
Sales 4,500,000
COGS 3,285,000 (4.5M - 1.215M)
G.P. 1,215,000 (4.M x 27%)

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