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Inventory units at year end 10, original cost $40, current net selling price per unit
Inventory units at year end 10, original cost $40, current net selling price per unit $60, current replacement cost per unit $50.
At what amount should company report ending inventory if the lower of cost or net realisable value rule is applied for that inventory. |
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