how we do calculate of closing stock for company. what is the process of
calculation of closing stock.
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Answer / manojs
inventory is calculated at the lower of cost or net
realisable value
process:fifo assumes goods bought first are sold
first. so after your sale the remaining goods are closing
inventory
2.lifo assumes the latest goods are sold first and
remaining would be your closing stock
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WE HAVE 3 METHODS FOR CALCULATING THE CLOSING STOCK IN A
COMPANY THAT IS FIFO , LIFO AND WEIGHTED AVERAGE.NORMAL
CALCULATION IS closing stock = opening stock + purchase of
this period-
sales in this period = closing stock raw material value +
closing stock finishing material value. but in a company we
follow fifo that is first in first out method .
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