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Definition
Inventories are assets:
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COST
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Includes:
B
• Costs of conversion.
• Other costs incurred in bringing the inventories
to their present location and condition.
Excludes:
• Abnormal waste.
• Storage costs (unless necessary for the production process).
• Admin overheads not related to production.
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St
• Selling costs.
• Interest cost (where settlement is deferred).
• IAS 23 Borrowing Costs identifies rare circumstances
where borrowing costs can be included.
FR
Cost Formulas:
• FIFO or
N.B. If company changes its inventory valuation method from FIFO to weighted average (AVCO) method then it is basically changing the Accounting Policy (IAS-8)
FA
Note : Usually during Inventory Valuation The Cost is Lower than The NRV, But if for any items subsequently The NRV will become Lower than its Cost (Damaged/Obsolete Inventories)
then the Inventory valuation should be adjusted again after the end of the reporting Period (IAS 10).
A
The net realisable value of an item is essentially its net selling proceeds after all costs have been deducted.
It is calculated as:
C
$
Estimated selling price X
A