Abstract
This study explores the impact of inventory cost calculation methods on the value of work-in progress at the end of a period. The study finds that each method will have a different value for ending work-in-progress. Hence, enterprises can use their actual production costs to choose an appropriate inventory costing calculation method. This study is expected to help corporate executives have a proper assessment of work-in-progress evaluation and the cost of the finished goods, so that information can be disclosed on expenses, profit, and the cost of the finished goods as expected.
FIFO
LIFO
average cost method
output inventory cost
work in process
finished goods
cost of finished goods
equivalent finished goods