Stock valuation

Hello,

I am Working with a Trading firm of stationery products.

We procure A4 Size Paper Rim say 1000 Rims @ Rs. 200 each and paid a Excise Rate of 10.3% on the same. We do not have Excise setoff. Now for stock valuation purpoe, should we consider a total value paid i.e Rs. 2,20,600 as a stock valuation which results in Rs. 220.60/ Rim (Consider Weighted Ave. Method & Opening Stock is Zero)

Is this a correct way ?

 

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Originally posted by : Pariksh*t Bapat

Hello,

I am Working with a Trading firm of stationery products.

We procure A4 Size Paper Rim say 1000 Rims @ Rs. 200 each and paid a Excise Rate of 10.3% on the same. We do not have Excise setoff. Now for stock valuation purpoe, should we consider a total value paid i.e Rs. 2,20,600 as a stock valuation which results in Rs. 220.60/ Rim (Consider Weighted Ave. Method & Opening Stock is Zero)

Is this a correct way ?

Have i posted wrong query ?

Yes ,your valuation should be Rs 220.60 ps/rim,since you are bearing the ED on the product.

kkm

Since you are not getting excise credit , excise duty paid is your cost for a rim of Rs.200.+ Rs20 Hence loading the Excise on the inventory is appropriate.

Sir, 
 
Does This mean, The Purchase account should be debited with Rs. 2,20,600/- for 1000 Rims ?
yes correct, Pariksh*t

Now Next to Above Situation.

If I have paid Rs. 500/- To auto for the transportation of 1000 Rims then My Total Expenses Will Be as follows

Rim Qty 1000                =   2,00,000

Excise Duty paid          =       20,600

Trsportation Charges  =            500

________________________________

Total Exp. for 1000 Rim = 2,21,100

Now Again the stock valuation will be Rs. 221.1/ Rim (221100/1000). Am I Correct ?

But what about the Accounting Entry in above case? (Consider the Freight is Paid in Cash to Different party)

 

Raw material A/c                    Dr           220600

Transportation charges A/c      Dr                 500

         To Creditors                                                            220600

          To Creditors (Different party)                                          500

This reveles that the stock valuation is not merely dependent on the Purchase Account. I need to take in to consideration the expense account as well corresponding to each GRN I made for the product.

Am I Correct ?

 

 

I Wish To to know that, Stock Valuation will not actuallly dependant only on Purchase Account but also the corresponding Wxpense Account related to each GRN.

Am I Correct ?

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