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An inventory valuation is made as follows: Depending upon the purpose, which a stock evaluation serves (fiscal/can evaluation relating to the balance or economical analysis), different methods to the course come. The rule of thumb for the inventory valuation relating to the balance reads: Cost or market, more whichever is more lower.

Usually camps to the cost price/full manufacturing costs are evaluated. This can in detail happened too

  • Standard prices
  • sliding average prices
  • HIFO (Highest in - roofridge out)
  • LOFO (Lowest in - roofridge out)
  • FIFO (roofridge in - roofridge out)
  • LIFO (load in - roofridge out)

Which procedure is used thereby, is a purely internal, enterprise-political decision. If however e.g. due to a strong rezessiven break-down, by Demodierung or other unsaleability of the stock the selling prices of the commodity at the market under the original cost prices/manufacturing costs to suddenly sink should be evaluated, must the commodity to the deeper market price. For the economical analysis it is advisable to use guidance-oriented evaluation methods for example: Standard price system, evaluation to planned proportional or full manufacturing costs, evaluation to in-plant sliding average prices.


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