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Inventory Basics

If your business has inventory, it will be required to keep its accounting records on the accrual method. You can select from several ways to compute your inventory, but once you make a selection, you cannot change the method without a good reason.

Periodic vs Perpetual Inventory Method
There are two different choices to make in deciding how to account for your inventory. The first is to decide if you will use the periodic inventory method or the perpetual inventory method.

Under the periodic inventory method the units of inventory sold are not subtracted from the inventory list of units available until the end of the fiscal period. With the perpetual inventory method, every time there is a sale, the units sold...


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