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AC1104
Topic 3
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| What type of inventories do entities hold? | Raw Materials Work-in-progress Finished Goods |
| How is inventory valued? | The lower cost and Net Realisable Value |
| Conversion Costs | Costs incurred when converting raw materials into finished goods |
| What costs cannot be included in the cost of inventory? | Abnormal amount of waste materials, labour, or prod. costs Storage Costs Admin Costs Selling Costs |
| NRV | The selling price less costs that have been incurred in achieving the selling price |
| Inventory is written down to what? | To NRV by item-by-item basis |
| What are the three costs formulas to calculate inventory? | FIFO Weighted Average Cost LIFO |
| FIFO | Goods are issued based on the cost of the oldest goods |
| Weighted Average Costs | The average cost per unit of all goods on hand is calculated each time new goods or services are brought in |
| Exclude the following from asset cost | Cost of opening the facility Cost of introducing a new g/s Admin Costs Other general o/hs Initial operating losses Cost of relocating |
| What choice of accounting policy does an entity have in depr? | Cost Model Revaluation Model |
| Cost Model | Depreciate the asset over it's useful life Pick a pattern that best suits the asset in making the most profit |
| Revaluation Model | Depreciates Annually Assets must be revalued regularly |
| Investment Property | It's held for it's ability to generate rental income and/or capital appreciation |
| When is an investment property recognised? | Cost of investment property can be measured reliably It is probable that the investor will receive benefits out of it |
| What costs can only be included in initial recognising cost of investment property? | Purchase price of property Direct expenditure such as legal fees, property taxes and transaction costs |