Inventory
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Which goods are known as scarce goods?
The difference between opening and closing inventories of finished goods, work-in-progress and stock-in-trade shall be classified as
Stock in trade
Changes in inventories
Cost of materials consumed
All of these
The Service Which Helps in Removing Hindrance of Time Is:
- Consignee to consignor
- Consignee to debtors
- Debtors to consignee
- Consignor to consignee
- Processed materials
- Work-in-progress
- Stored goods
- Goods for dispatch
Why would a company want to estimate its inventory?
The company might physically count inventory only once a year, yet they might need to produce financial statements on a monthly basis
Inventory is lost in a fire, and the claim for insurance requires the inventory amount lost
As a test of the accuracy of an actual physical inventory count
All of these
- There is principal and agent relationship between the Consignor and Consignee
- Consignor presents proforma invoice to the Consignee
- The property in the goods passes on to the Consignee after transfer of the goods
- Consignor reimburses all the expenses to the Consignee
- False
- True
Do we show separately purchases and changes in inventory separately for raw materials?
None of these
No
Can't say
Yes
Work in progress
All of these
Stock in trade
Raw materials consumed
For _________________, we show purchases and changes in inventory separately.
none of these
raw materials
work in progress
finished goods
- None of the Above
- Materials are purchased for specific job or work order
- Materials are subject to natural wastage
- Prices Fluctuate
- False
- True
- The relationship between consignor and consignee is that of a trader and a customer
- Consignee is entitled to return the goods if remaining unsold
- Consignor and consignee enter into an agreement for sale of goods
- The relationship between consignor and consignee is not that of principal and an agent
- Inventory
- Capital stock
- Net worth
- Investment
- False
- True