Cost Of Sales Equation
wannabebean
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Cost of Sales Equation
Ok. Opening Inventory + Purchases - Closing Inventory = CoS
But I seem to remember there was a much more elaborate equation than this and I can't find it (would have been Level 3 Costs and Revenues)
Something that included Sales Returns and Carriage In etc?
Does anyone know the full equation - I suspect they will trhough in a CoS with Sales or Purchase returns into the question for the Statement of Comprehensive Income
Cost of Sales Equation
Ok. Opening Inventory + Purchases - Closing Inventory = CoS
But I seem to remember there was a much more elaborate equation than this and I can't find it (would have been Level 3 Costs and Revenues)
Something that included Sales Returns and Carriage In etc?
Does anyone know the full equation - I suspect they will trhough in a CoS with Sales or Purchase returns into the question for the Statement of Comprehensive Income
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Hello,
You are correct - Carraige In should be added into Cost Of Sales, Carriage Out is an overhead (Distribution Cost).
Sales Less Sales Return = Turnover
Op. Stock + Purchases - Purchases Returns + Carraige In - Cl. Stock = Cost Of Sales
Discounts Received would be classified as Other income, Discounts Allowed are an Overhead - not a Cost of Sale.
Cost of Sales may include other directly attribtable expenses (like manufacturing costs incl. labour, depreciation) depending on the company's policy.
This is how I would see it
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Hello
Thank you for the response. Wouldn't surprise me if they dropped something like this in
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just had an exam and it was in the exam like this
ravenue 83890
return in 14
return ou 23
opening inventory 3643
closing inventory 6742
purchases 38490 -
i have subtracted in words from sale and putwords from purchases then rest you know....now i am not sure have i don it right or wrong
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