Perpetual Inventory - Freight Costs definitions Flashcards
Perpetual Inventory - Freight Costs definitions
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Freight CostsDelivery expenses incurred to transport goods, which may be paid by either the buyer or seller depending on delivery terms.FOB Shipping PointTransfer of goods' ownership occurs at the seller's location, making the buyer responsible for shipping costs and risks during transit.FOB DestinationTransfer of goods' ownership occurs at the buyer's location, making the seller responsible for shipping costs and risks until delivery.Inventory AccountAsset account reflecting the value of goods held for sale, including purchase and, in some cases, delivery costs.CapitalizationProcess of recording a cost as part of an asset's value rather than as an immediate expense.Selling ExpenseCost associated with delivering goods to customers, recorded when the seller pays for shipping under certain terms.Accounts PayableLiability account representing amounts owed to suppliers or service providers, such as for inventory or delivery fees.Ownership TransferPoint at which legal title and responsibility for goods shift from seller to buyer, determined by shipping terms.AssetResource with economic value, such as inventory, expected to provide future benefit to a business.LiabilityObligation to pay debts or provide services, such as amounts owed for inventory or delivery services.Journal EntryFormal accounting record documenting the financial impact of transactions, including inventory purchases and freight costs.Delivery ExpenseCost incurred to transport goods to a buyer, which may be treated as a selling expense or added to inventory.Balance SheetFinancial statement showing a company's assets, liabilities, and equity at a specific point in time.UPSExample of a third-party shipping company used to illustrate freight cost transactions in accounting scenarios.CashAsset account representing currency or funds available for immediate use, often used to settle accounts payable.