Average Costing -COGS
manas123
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In case avg.costing method where system posts the diff. ? May be my question is very basic but would like to throw some light on this.
e.g. RM 100
Cap cost 10
Now WIP is having cost of 110 and assuming order is finished then system will post COGS on wt.avg from Item card? e.g. 120 (assuming earlier transactions have taken place) then where does system posts Rs.10/- . or what about the diff.
i.e. WIP will be credited by Rs.120 and FG will be debited by Rs.120 (but WIP is having value of Rs.110)
Thanks in advance
Manas
e.g. RM 100
Cap cost 10
Now WIP is having cost of 110 and assuming order is finished then system will post COGS on wt.avg from Item card? e.g. 120 (assuming earlier transactions have taken place) then where does system posts Rs.10/- . or what about the diff.
i.e. WIP will be credited by Rs.120 and FG will be debited by Rs.120 (but WIP is having value of Rs.110)
Thanks in advance
Manas
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It will post an adjustment to Inventory A/c to COGS Account.Kapil Khanna0
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Run the adjust cost - item entries process and the cost will be adjusted accordingly.Confessions of a Dynamics NAV Consultant = my blog
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manas123 wrote:In case avg.costing method where system posts the diff. ? May be my question is very basic but would like to throw some light on this.
e.g. RM 100
Cap cost 10
Now WIP is having cost of 110 and assuming order is finished then system will post COGS on wt.avg from Item card? e.g. 120 (assuming earlier transactions have taken place) then where does system posts Rs.10/- . or what about the diff.
i.e. WIP will be credited by Rs.120 and FG will be debited by Rs.120 (but WIP is having value of Rs.110)
Thanks in advance
Manas
Ultimately, with all flags considered, the average cost will be adjusted on the COGS through the Value entries. You can test this by processing an example exactly as you describe, finishing production after the sale and running the adjust cost item entry routine to see the end result against the sales entry in the item ledger entry.The art of teaching is clarity and the art of learning is to listen0 -
Thank you all .
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