staffsuk
21st August 2010, 10:56
Hey again everyone :-)
Thanks for all the advice received thus far - it's been really helpful.
Just about finished my book keeping for 09 / 10. I'm a sole trader - non VAT registered.
Just wanted to check what I am doing regards my stock is correct...
I only have a couple of items which I purchased 09/10 and sold 10/11. Am I correct in assuming the figure I allocate is either the lower of the purchase cost or realisable value at the year end? As it happens I know what the value is as I sold them in May - a measly £43.50!
OK - so in Accounts Portal I enter the following transactions in the journal:
05/04/10:
Journal Entry - Closing Stock
Dr. Stock (Current Assets) £43.50
Cr. COS (Expense) £43.50
06/04/10:
Journal Entry - Opening Stock
Dr. COS £43.50
Cr. Stock £43.50
The net result is it increases my Profit by £43.50 for 09/10 and I have a starting Loss of £43.50 in 10/11 (until I enter the sales income which would cancel it out).
Is that correct?
Thanks again!
Thanks for all the advice received thus far - it's been really helpful.
Just about finished my book keeping for 09 / 10. I'm a sole trader - non VAT registered.
Just wanted to check what I am doing regards my stock is correct...
I only have a couple of items which I purchased 09/10 and sold 10/11. Am I correct in assuming the figure I allocate is either the lower of the purchase cost or realisable value at the year end? As it happens I know what the value is as I sold them in May - a measly £43.50!
OK - so in Accounts Portal I enter the following transactions in the journal:
05/04/10:
Journal Entry - Closing Stock
Dr. Stock (Current Assets) £43.50
Cr. COS (Expense) £43.50
06/04/10:
Journal Entry - Opening Stock
Dr. COS £43.50
Cr. Stock £43.50
The net result is it increases my Profit by £43.50 for 09/10 and I have a starting Loss of £43.50 in 10/11 (until I enter the sales income which would cancel it out).
Is that correct?
Thanks again!