If a physical inventory was taken in January and the actual inventory is $209,400. Net sales for the year is $153,800. What is the shortage or overage percentage?
Solution:
EOM Stock = [BOM - Net Sales - Net Markdowns + Net Receipts]
EOM Stock = 215,480 - 26675 - 24,485 + 48,500 = 212,820
Actual inventory = 209,400
Shortage = 212,820 - 209,400 = 3,420
Percentage : 3,420 / 153,800 * 100 = 2.22%
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