Introduction
At the urging of a long time desire, Barbara Jones and Rachel Hoskins recently decided to open their very own purse store, which will be called Purse Bouquet and Fashion. Barbara and Rachel who both have a passion for fine purses and accessories, will sell luxury handbags, purses, backpacks, luggage and other exquisite items to the Greater Baltimore Maryland area via their luxury boutique store and the Internet. Upon the establishment of their newly start-up retail company, they have decided to sell the following brands; Samsonite, Jansport, Liz Claiborne, Fendi, Gucci, and Coach. The good thing about Barbara and Rachel is that they both have an incredible knowledge about their products and how to make a sale. However, their accounting experience is very limited. They have trained staff members in place that will provide them service based on their expertise, which will ensure that their financial office has full coverage.
Bride's bouquet and handbag
English: Looking northwest at Liz Claiborne buildi...
Liz ClaiborneOur accounting firm, Value Builder Inc, has provide assistance in making sure that the Inventory, Capitalization and justification policies are created and instituted before the establishment of their retail store.
PBF Inventory Policy
Inventories can be defined as assets that are intended for sale, are in process of being produced for sale, or are to be used in producing goods. (http://www.investopedia.com/article/02/060502.asp)
For many companies inventory represents the largest portion of assets, because inventory is an important part of a company's balance sheet. A company's inventory is determined by the following equation, Beginning inventory + Net purchases - Cost of goods sold = Ending inventory. To simplify this equation, it means that you take what the company has in the beginning, add the new purchases, subtract what the company sold and the result is what is left.
Purse Bouquet & Fashions has inventory that is intended for sale. The...