All the Inventory transactions will look for the
valuation class and the
corresponding G.L. Accounts and post
the values in the G.L accounts.
the values in the G.L accounts.
For Example: during Goods Receipt
Stock
Account - Dr
G/R
I/R Account - Cr
Freight
Clearing account - Cr
Other
expenses payable – Cr
During Invoice Verification
G/R
I/R Account - Dr
Vendor
– Cr
When the Goods are issued to the Production
Order the following
transactions takes place:
Consumption
of Raw Materials - Dr
Stock
A/c - Cr
When the Goods are received from the Production
Order the following
transactions takes place:
Inventory
A/c - Dr
Cost of Goods Produced - Cr
Price difference - Dr/Cr
Cost of Goods Produced - Cr
Price difference - Dr/Cr
(depending on the difference between standard
cost and actual cost)
When the Goods are dispatched to customer
through delivery the following
transactions takes place:
Cost
of Goods Sold - Dr
Inventory
A/c - Cr
When the Goods are issued to a Cost Center or
charged off against
expenses the following transactions takes place:
Repairs
and Maintenance - Dr
Inventory
A/c - C
When the Goods are stock transferred from one
plant to another, the
following transactions takes place:
Stock
A/c - Dr (Receiving location)
Stock A/c -Cr (Sending location)
Price difference - Dr/Cr
Stock A/c -Cr (Sending location)
Price difference - Dr/Cr
(due to any difference between the standard costs between the two
locations)
When the stocks are revalued, the following
transactions takes place:
Stock
A/c - Dr/Cr
Inventory
Revaluation A/c - Cr / Dr
When the Work in Progress is calculated the
following transaction takes
place:
Work
in Progress A/c - Dr
Change
WIP A/c - Cr
Physical
verification /shortages and excesses:Shortages/excesses on
authorizations shall be adjusted using the physical inventory count
transaction.
authorizations shall be adjusted using the physical inventory count
transaction.