When we change the valuation of inventory , how will we adjust the difference in our accounts ?
4 Replies
CA. Sourav Sarkar
(Chartered Accountant )
(24583 Points)
Replied 18 March 2021
Adjust the difference in closing stock of inventories in
P/L and also in balance sheet by calculating the previous methods last balance of inventory and the current method of valuation because it is a change in accounting policy
P/L and also in balance sheet by calculating the previous methods last balance of inventory and the current method of valuation because it is a change in accounting policy
Chiranjivi Nagpal
(6 Points)
Replied 18 March 2021
Inventory adjustment ledger can be opened if there are multiple entries or entries are posted every month/quarter... then at the end of the reporting period route through PL.. see if there is gain or loss on valuation of inventory again
anil jain
(Partner)
(1072 Points)
Replied 18 March 2021
Do inventory is entered in books.
As per my opinion only sales and purchases are routed through books.
Value of inventory is entered as closing stock in Trading and P&L (cr item) and also in BS (dr item) nullifying the impact on TB/PL/BS.
If you change the method of valuation the impact is reported in notes to account per requirement of AS, and impact is not routed through P&L. Impact is automatically affect the PL and BS through "entered as closing stock in Trading and P&L (cr item) and also in BS (dr item)"
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