This document summarizes lecture notes on inventory estimation methods from an Intermediate Accounting class. It describes the gross profit method and retail method of estimating inventory costs. The gross profit method uses gross profit rates based on either sales or costs. The retail method uses a cost ratio and considers net markups and markdowns. Key terms related to the retail method like original retail price, markups, and markdowns are also defined. Examples are provided for calculating cost ratios under both the gross profit and retail methods.
This document summarizes lecture notes on inventory estimation methods from an Intermediate Accounting class. It describes the gross profit method and retail method of estimating inventory costs. The gross profit method uses gross profit rates based on either sales or costs. The retail method uses a cost ratio and considers net markups and markdowns. Key terms related to the retail method like original retail price, markups, and markdowns are also defined. Examples are provided for calculating cost ratios under both the gross profit and retail methods.
This document summarizes lecture notes on inventory estimation methods from an Intermediate Accounting class. It describes the gross profit method and retail method of estimating inventory costs. The gross profit method uses gross profit rates based on either sales or costs. The retail method uses a cost ratio and considers net markups and markdowns. Key terms related to the retail method like original retail price, markups, and markdowns are also defined. Examples are provided for calculating cost ratios under both the gross profit and retail methods.
Chapter 8 INVENTORY ESTIMATION Related standard: PAS 2 Inventories
Learning Objectives • Apply the methods of inventory estimation.
INTERMEDIATE ACCTG 1A (by:
MILLAN) Inventory estimation
1. Gross profit method
a. GPR based on sales b. GPR based on cost
2. Retail method a. Average cost method b. FIFO cost method
INTERMEDIATE ACCTG 1A (by:
MILLAN) GROSS PROFIT METHOD
Gross profit rate based on sales is computed by dividing
gross profit by the net sales. Gross profit rate based on cost is computed by dividing gross profit by the cost of goods sold.
INTERMEDIATE ACCTG 1A (by:
MILLAN) • GPR is 25% based on cost GPR based on sales? • Net Sales 125% Gross Profit / Net Sales • Cost of Sales 100% 25% / 125% • Gross Profit 25% 20%
INTERMEDIATE ACCTG 1A (by:
MILLAN) • GPR based on cost? GPR is 20% based on sales • Net Sales 100% • Cost of Sales 80% • Gross Profit 20% Gross profit/ COS • 20%/80% = 25%
INTERMEDIATE ACCTG 1A (by:
MILLAN) COST RATIO
• GPR based on sales
Example: GPR based on sales is 25%.
Cost ratio = (100% - 25%) = 75%
• GPR based on cost
Example: GPR based on cost is 25%.
Cost ratio = (100% ÷ 125%) = 80%
• COS OF SALES / NET SALES
INTERMEDIATE ACCTG 1A (by:
MILLAN) RETAIL METHOD
• The cost ratio is computed directly without regard to
the gross profit rate, unlike in gross profit method. • Net mark-ups and net mark-downs are considered.
INTERMEDIATE ACCTG 1A (by:
MILLAN) DEFINITION OF TERMS • Net markups (markups less markup cancellations) are net increases above the original retail price, which are generally caused by changes in supply and demand. • Markup refers to increase above the original retail price. • Original retail price refers to the selling price at which the goods are first offered for sale. • Markup cancellation refers to decrease in selling price that does not reduce the selling price below the original retail price. • Net markdowns (markdowns less markdown cancellations) are net decreases below the original retail price. • Mark-down refers to the decrease below the original retail price. • Markdown cancellation refers to increase in selling price that does not raise the selling price above the original retail price.
INTERMEDIATE ACCTG 1A (by:
MILLAN) APPLICATIONS OF THE RETAIL METHOD 1. Average cost method