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In illustration 1, the inventory valuation has no insurance charge. But in the illustration 3, the inventory valuation has insurance. Which one is correct? Should we include the insurance cost or not in the inventory valuation?


Vijay K

Vijay K

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06-Aug-21 11:01

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unable to view the images... can you upload the questions once again


Sudha Reddy

Sudha Reddy

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06-Aug-21 12:06

In illustration 1 consignee paid the insurance In illustration 3 consignor paid the insurance


Rishi Kumar

Rishi Kumar

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06-Aug-21 12:08

Technically, inventory costs include warehousing and insurance expenses associated with storing unsold merchandise.


Rishi Kumar

Rishi Kumar

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06-Aug-21 12:20

Sudha Reddy

unable to view the images... can you upload the questions once again

Is this ok mam

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Vijay K

Vijay K

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06-Aug-21 12:23

Rishi Kumar

In illustration 1 consignee paid the insurance In illustration 3 consignor paid the insurance

Ok, bro. But insurance paid by consignee is for consignor right. Then why we didn't include that in illustration 1.


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Vijay K

Vijay K

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06-Aug-21 12:25

Perfect answer Valuation of inventories 6.56 page Expenses incurred after the goods have reached the consignee`s godown (such as godown rent, insurance of godown are not treated as part of the cost of valuation inventories Once read the NOTE in page no 6.56 In illustration 1 consignee incurred the expenses of insurance so not included in inventory valuation account


Rishi Kumar

Rishi Kumar

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06-Aug-21 12:32

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