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As a practical matter, when inventory becomes unsaleable and is thrown out, it's not counted in the next Physical Inventory

or if a perpetual inventory is being used the disposition of the inventory is recorded.

Spoilage or shrinkage is really a cost accounting measure used in order to keep better track of COGS & Gross Profit.

Where as Inventory Write Downs i.e. Lower of Cost or Market is both a cost accounting measure and a tax deduction.

 

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I'm not sure ILLMAS, if you are asking a real accounting question......But....Here is some real Spoiled Possum....

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In fact I hand a bad can of out dated possum, last Halloween ( October is bad month for me)...This is what happened....

 

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                                           This doctor made me all better though.... 

 

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13 hours ago, WITAXLADY said:

you have too much time - come do some taxes for me!

I would WITALADY,  but it's been 10 years since I've done any tax prep.  I think you'd get a lot madder at my mistakes, than my sideways humor.

I'm Just trying to be kind to everyone.....giphy.gif

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