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Hi,
How does obtaining copies of the last goods received notes and last goods despatched note confirm the cut off of inventory?
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GRNs 1123, 1124 and 1125 are dated 31 December (reporting date) and GRNs 1126, 1127 and 1128 are dated 2nd January.1123-1125 should be matched to invoices included in purchase day book for December (i.e. in y/e payables) or goods received not invoice accrual.
1126-1128 should be matched to invoices recorded in the purchase day book in January – i.e. not included in purcases/payables at the y/e because the goods cannot have been included in inventory.
Similarly for sales cut-off.
Hi, can you explain why the GRNs have to be matched to the invoices?
Sorry, I’m bad at understanding things
GRN only records receipt of inventory (quanitities) – you need a purchase invoice to record cost of purchases/trade payables in the accounting records.
If you have inventory but no purchase then cost of sales will be understated – and profit overstated.
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