someone please tell me about the logic behind this formula..
Maximum stock level= Reorder level+ Reorder quantity- minimum consumption
Abhinandan (student) (407 Points)
17 December 2010someone please tell me about the logic behind this formula..
Maximum stock level= Reorder level+ Reorder quantity- minimum consumption
CA Vasiullah (Vasi)
(Audit Executive)
(1823 Points)
Replied 17 December 2010
Well, accounting is not a pure science.... So here you'll not always find cause and effect relationship.....
thats why formulae and principles on accounting are based on general principles and logic...... although these principles sometimes do seems to be illogical due to the reason mentioned above.....
Deepesh Khatri
(CA)
(167 Points)
Replied 17 December 2010
Consider the following points -
- A firm will order only at reorder level.
- A firm will order the same quantity which has been determined using EOQ.
- Order placed at reorder level will take some time to arrive (lead time). When the order arrives, the stock would be reorder level + the order quantity if there is no consumption in lead time. However during this time, stock out of the reorder level would be consumed. That is why we reduce consumption from the sum of reorder level and reorder quantity. We are not sure whether the consumption would be minimum or maximum, but we want to quantify the maximum stock which would ever be. Hence we take the possibility of minimum consumption.
vikas verma
(Chartered Accountant)
(282 Points)
Replied 17 December 2010
agree with deepesh
question yourself
how much quantity you can hold at maximum
the apply the logic of deepesh
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someone please tell me about the logic behind this formula.. Maximum stock level= Reorder level+ Reorder quantity- minimum consumption |
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CA ANKUSH AGGARWAL
(CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT)
(2782 Points)
Replied 17 December 2010
Originally posted by : Deepesh | ||
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Consider the following points - - A firm will order only at reorder level. - A firm will order the same quantity which has been determined using EOQ. - Order placed at reorder level will take some time to arrive (lead time). When the order arrives, the stock would be reorder level + the order quantity if there is no consumption in lead time. However during this time, stock out of the reorder level would be consumed. That is why we reduce consumption from the sum of reorder level and reorder quantity. We are not sure whether the consumption would be minimum or maximum, but we want to quantify the maximum stock which would ever be. Hence we take the possibility of minimum consumption. |
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Bala
(Student)
(498 Points)
Replied 17 December 2010
My Costing teacher used to give an example for this., (illustrated using filling up the petrol for bike)
Re-order level = Level at which the order is made by the firm ( i.e.Petrol level @ which you want to refill the tank)
Re-order Qty = Qty of petrol you refill to full the tank in the Petrol Bunk
Minimum Qty = Minimum amt of petrol consumed while travelling to petrol bunk
Maximum Stock Level = Maximum Qty of Petrol that can be filled in the tank.
Now the eqn is,
Maximum Oty of Petrol = Re-order Level of Petrol + Qty of Petrol filled - Min petrol consumed while travelling to bunk.
which is Maximum stock level= Reorder level+ Reorder quantity- minimum consumption.
Abhinandan
(student)
(407 Points)
Replied 19 December 2010
thanks a lot, Deepesh for answering my question...........
FOR BALA
Superb yar, something like this only I was expecting, I understood... THANKS A TON...............tc
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