Help with adj. for stock please

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jewels.p
jewels.p Registered Posts: 1,774 Beyond epic contributor 🧙‍♂️
Does anybody have an easy way of explaining adjustments for stock. I have sent two Practice Exams to my tutor and both have come back with my adjustments wrongly calculated:thumbdown:

In stock-50/ Cost £25.00/ Normal Price-£45.00/ Reduced Price-£30.00
In Stock-20/ Cost £80.00/Normal Price-£150.00/Reduced Price-£75.00
In Stock-12/Cost £20.00/Normal Price-£30.00/Reduced Price-£10.00

Adjustment is for £220 but I got £2870 as I thought you adjusted by the total of whatever was the lower of Cost and N.R.V?????????:confused1:

Any easy explanation of how to master this before exam appreciated.

Julie:001_smile:

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  • Bluewednesday
    Bluewednesday Registered Posts: 1,624 Beyond epic contributor 🧙‍♂️
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    You are right about cost and nrv.

    The adjustment is £220.

    All these stock items have been recorded at cost. However the net realisable value on the second item is £75 so the stock value is reduced by (20*(80-75)=100.

    The nrv of the third item is £10 so the adjustment is 12*(20-10)=120.

    The total adjustment to the stock valuation is (120+100)=£220.
  • jewels.p
    jewels.p Registered Posts: 1,774 Beyond epic contributor 🧙‍♂️
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    Thanks for that!

    Julie:001_smile:
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