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Tim,

You will always have a PPV calcualation on any stock (or non-stock) item.
The cost method only determines the manner in which it is calculated.  We
have only used two of the JBA methods and so I will tell you how it works
for those two methods.

For Standard Costed Items, the PPV is the difference between the standard
cost and the invoice price at the time of invoice match.

For FIFO Costed Items, the PPV is the difference between the Purchase Order
Cost and the Invoice Cost.

Based on this, if your POs always have the correct cost on them, you will
eliminate your PPV if you change to FIFO costing.  To the extent that your
PO price is different from your invoice price, you will still have a PPV.

I hope this information helps you.

Anthony Moore
Sara Lee Foods
West Point, MS





tkresky@sunflowermfg.com@midrange.com on 12/01/2002 11:52:06 AM

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Subject:    RE: [SYS21]   non Balance Sheet items in inventory that are
       standard costed



Hello Richard.  Good to hear from you.

Several have suggested I merely have the price variance post to the same
account.  However, I was hoping to find a way to avoid G/L entries at
different times for different pieces of one item (that tends to confuse
auditors).  Maybe this is simply the price I have to pay to track 'expense'
items in 'inventory'.  What would happen if these items were a different
costing type, instead of standard costed?  For example, if something was
FIFO costed, how would it behave?

I was hoping there was some elegant solution.  Something like a flag I
didn't know about that told the system I merely wanted to track quantities
on expense items, without the 'financial' tracking necessary for balance
sheet inventory.  Oh well - a fellow can always hope.

I trust all is well with you.  Happy Holidays.


R. Tim Kresky, Controller
   Sunflower Manufacturing
      a division of AGCO Corporation
   ph: (785) 738-2261 x272
   fax: (785)-738-2406
   email: tim.kresky@sunflowermfg.com



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                    jbausers-l@midrange.com
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                    non Balance Sheet items in inventory that are
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Tim, you have these items set up as standard costed so you will only have
that value posted at the time of receipt.  What do you want to do with any
shortfall or residue - expense it?  Why not simply put the appropriate
expense account in the Price variance field for those item?

Richard

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