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This is a mind map about inventory (1). Inventory refers to finished products or commodities held by an enterprise for sale in daily activities, products in the process of production, in the process of production or in the process of providing services. Consumed materials and supplies, etc.
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Definition of inventory
Businesses should base ownership on ownership rather than where items are stored. That is, on the inventory date, all inventories with legal ownership belonging to the enterprise, no matter where they are stored, should be regarded as the enterprise's inventory.
Initial recognition of inventory
Have control over inventory
The future economic benefits expected from the inventory and the cost of the inventory can be measured reliably
Initial measurement of inventory
The purchase price is the consideration paid for the purchase, but does not include the amount of value-added tax that can be deducted according to regulations. When a cash discount occurs, the purchase price is generally not adjusted, but the cash discount is used to offset financial expenses.
Relevant taxes: taxes and related fees payable by enterprises for outsourced goods
Other expenses that can be directly attributed to the inventory purchase cost: storage fees, packaging fees, transportation fees, insurance fees, reasonable losses during transportation, etc. incurred before the outsourced goods arrive at the warehouse.
"Raw materials" are recorded according to planned costs
Generally, accounts such as "Material Procurement", "Raw Materials" and "Material Cost Difference" are set up to account for the daily receipt and delivery of raw materials.
accounting procedures
1) When purchasing materials, debit the "Material Purchase" account according to the price and transportation expenses incurred as part of the material cost, and debit the "Taxes Payable - Value-Added Tax Payable (Input Tax)" according to the input tax that should be deducted According to the actual payment amount, "bank deposits", "cash on hand", "other monetary funds" and other subjects are recorded.
2) At the end of the month (or when the materials are put into storage), the "raw materials" account will be debited and the "material procurement" account will be credited based on the planned cost of the purchased materials that have been settled. At the same time, according to the difference between the actual cost of the warehousing materials and the planned cost, the "Material Purchase" account will be debited and the "Material Cost Difference" account will be credited, or according to the difference between the actual cost of the warehousing materials and the planned cost, the "Materials" account will be debited. The "Cost Variance" account is credited to the "Material Purchase" account.
3) At the end of the month, for the receipt vouchers that have not yet received the invoice, a list should be copied and recorded according to the tentative estimate of the planned cost. The "raw materials" account should be debited, the "accounts payable" account should be credited, and the red letters should be reversed at the beginning of next month. Back.
4) When materials are issued, according to the department receiving it and the specific purpose, and according to the planned cost of the raw materials issued, "production cost", "manufacturing expenses", "administrative expenses", "sales expenses", "entrusted processing materials" and other accounts are debited and credited "Raw materials" account.
5) At the end of the month, the total material cost difference is apportioned between the materials issued and the materials in inventory at the end of the period. The cost difference amount allocated according to the planned cost of the raw materials is debited to "Production Cost", "Manufacturing Expenses", "Administrative Expenses" and "Sales Expenses" Accounts such as "Consigned Processing Materials" are credited to the "Material Cost Variance" account (where the overspending difference where the actual cost is greater than the planned cost is registered in blue letters, and the savings difference where the actual cost is less than the planned cost is registered in red letters).
method
Calculation of cost variance rate for the current month
Material cost variance rate for this month = (Cost difference of materials on balance at the beginning of the month Cost difference of revenue for the current period) / (Planned cost of materials on balance at the beginning of the month Planned cost of materials for the current period of revenue) * 100%
Last month’s cost variance calculation
Material cost variance rate at the beginning of the month = Cost difference of materials remaining at the beginning of the month/Planned cost of materials remaining at the beginning of the month * 100%
Inventory definition
It refers to the finished products or commodities held by an enterprise for sale in its daily activities, products in process of production, materials and supplies consumed in the production process or in the process of providing services, etc.
Inventory classification
raw materials
Refers to the raw materials and main materials, auxiliary materials, outsourced semi-finished products, spare parts for repair, packaging materials, fuel, etc. used to produce the product and constitute the main entity of the product. (Note: Special materials used for fixed asset construction projects cannot be used as inventory)
In product
Refers to products that are in the production stage and have not yet been completed. (Products in progress are generally not stored in semi-finished product warehouses)
Semi-finished products
After a certain production process and the semi-finished products are stored in the warehouse, they are not yet completed.
finished product
It means that the production process has been completely completed and the semi-finished product warehouse has been accepted into the warehouse and has reached a state that is ready for sale or delivery.
Reusable materials
Refers to supplies that can be used multiple times but do not meet the conditions of fixed assets, such as packaging, tools, management tools, glassware, labor protection supplies, etc.
“Raw materials” are recorded at actual cost
Generally, accounts such as raw materials, materials in transit, commissioned processing materials, and production costs need to be set up.
The first-in-first-out method, weighted average method, moving average method, individual pricing method, etc. can be used (but companies cannot arbitrarily change the pricing method of the same raw materials in the same fiscal year)
There may be surplus or shortage of raw materials purchased by enterprises
(1) Reasonable losses within the quota shall be included in the raw material cost of the warehouse according to its actual cost.
(2) For excess losses, the part that cannot be compensated after compensation by the insurance company, transportation department or other faulty parties will be treated as period expenses (generally reflected as administrative expenses) or non-operating expenses according to specific reasons.
(3) For abnormal losses incurred from purchased raw materials (such as losses caused by theft, loss, mold and deterioration due to poor management, excluding losses caused by natural disasters), the actual cost and the input tax payable shall be included in the actual cost and the input tax borne by the insurance company. and the portion that cannot be made up after compensation from the relevant responsible persons shall be included in non-operating expenses.
Before finding out the reason, you should put it into "Pending Property Profit and Loss"
Commissioned processing of raw materials
It means that the enterprise provides raw materials and main materials, and by paying the processing fee, the entrusted processing unit processes them into the raw materials required by the enterprise according to the contract requirements.
First, when the enterprise has a lot of processing business. Separately set up the "entrusted processing materials" or "entrusted processing materials" account for general classification accounting, and set up detailed accounts according to the entrusted processing contract and entrusted processing unit, and conduct detailed accounting according to the cost components of the raw materials processed.
The second is when the enterprise has less processing business and the cost accounting of processing raw materials is relatively simple, it can be calculated through accounts such as "raw materials" and "outsourced goods", that is, setting "entrustment" in the accounts such as "raw materials" and "outsourced goods". The detailed account "Processing" accounts for the business of processing raw materials.
Calculation and carry forward of actual cost of materials issued
Credit "raw materials" and debit "production costs", "administrative expenses", "sales expenses", "manufacturing expenses", etc.