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Tugas p-3 Inventory
Tugas p-3 Inventory
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INVENTORY CH
31 Des 19X2
On December 20, 19X2, I received the client’s written inventory instruction for the physical counts taken December
31, 19X2. Mr. Pay (Controller) and Ms. Money (Treasurer) discussed procedures for the physical counts with
employees on December 28. On December 31, the store was closed at 11:00 a.m. to facilitate the counting and
control over year end shipments and receipts of inventory. The majority of the merchandise was carefully arranged,
stacked, or placed in boxes for efficient counting. Prenumbered duplicate inventory tags were placed on all items.
Count teams consisting of two employees each systematically recorded the quantities on the tags which were then
collected before the second teams verified the quantities. Quantities were summarized on a mater inventory control
list.
While observing the physical inventory procedures, I made test counts of selected merchandise (Schedule). Test
items were selected from the client’s completed inventory list and counted in the storage areas.
Other test counts were made from the physical storage areas.
The following transaction cut-off data was obtained on December 31, 19X2:
Last regular check # used 1,720 v
Last purchase order # used 749 v
Last sales invoice # used 1,511 x
Last credit memo # used 324 v
Last receiving report # used 1,433 n
Employees making the counts appeared familiar with the merchandise and v
conscientious in their counts. Each
inventory area was reviewed by the controller before the second count teams completed their coverage.
Their did not appear to be any significant merchandise which might be obsolete except for some sweat shirts which
had printed insignias.v The controller indicated thet there was some inventory out on consignment.
Gentelment:
kami menerima 10% komisi atas penjualan eceran. Pada tanggal 31 Des 19x2.
kami berhutang $400 kepada markrich.
Joe Morris
speciality products co.