What is Inventory? — Recording and valuation

Inventory refers to goods, raw materials and finished products a business holds for sale or use in production. They are current assets on the balance sheet.

Definition

Inventory refers to goods, raw materials and finished products a business holds for sale or use in production. They are current assets on the balance sheet.

Details

Valuation methods: FIFO (first in — first out), weighted average cost. LIFO is not permitted under IFRS. Physical inventory count is mandatory at least once yearly (year-end). Differences (shortages/surpluses) are recorded as expense or revenue.

Example

Trading company: inventory at 31.12 — 500 units × average price 200 MKD = inventory value 100,000 MKD on the balance sheet.

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Questions about Inventory (Stock)

What is Inventory (Stock)?+
Inventory refers to goods, raw materials and finished products a business holds for sale or use in production. They are current assets on the balance sheet.
How does Inventory (Stock) affect e-Faktura?+
Valuation methods: FIFO (first in — first out), weighted average cost. LIFO is not permitted under IFRS. Physical inventory count is mandatory at least once yearly (year-end). Differences (shortages/surpluses) are recorded as expense or revenue.

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