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Adjust Cost
The adjust cost function allows the user to change the cost of the selected item. If this is a stock item, the inventory and adjustment accounts specified within the System | Company Setup will post the appropriate journal entries for the posting.
General Ledger Summary of Cost Adjustments regarding Posting Dates
Current Inventory Adjustments creates General Ledger postings dated today's date.
Past Invoice Cost Adjustments creates General Ledger postings for the date of the ORIGINAL Invoice Date.
Editing the New Average Cost, New Last Cost, and the Commission Cost changes the indicated value for the SKU and does not change the historic costs. After entering the Apply Adjustment button, , is available to complete the posting. A change to the New Average Cost will generate a posting to the General Ledger Distribution report and will post a Inventory and Adjustments posting according to the setup of GL Pages 1, 2 & 3.
Posting Date
The above example does create Inventory Asset and Cost of Goods Sold adjustments postings on the date the cost adjustment was made,today's date.
Left click Slider and hold to adjust the view of columns
Use the slider to bring additional headers and data columns into view. This will help you fully understand the available data and the relationship between the headers and their corresponding columns.
New Stock Cost, New Replacement Cost or New Commission Cost may be applied to the "checked" invoices
Entering a New Cost into the indicated field will update the cost of the checked invoices.
In this example, the 6.260 cost will replace the 1,691.6712 cost once the Apply Invoice Cost is selected. An example of this application of New Stk Cost is presented below.
General Ledger effect of a New Stock Unit Cost Adjustment
The above example does create Inventory Asset and Cost of Goods Sold adjustments postings on the original invoice date.
The original Inventory Asset account and the associated Cost of Goods Sold are reversed. The new cost is then reflected with two correcting postings to the Inventory Asset Account and the Cost of Goods Sold account.