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Part 13 – How to Create Inventory Adjustment in MYOB Premier Now that you have learned how to

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Part 13 – How to Create Inventory Adjustment in MYOB Premier
Now that you have learned how to create items and locations, opening inventory quantities and values, our next topic would be to prepare adjustment in MYOB Premier.
As part of company’s internal controls, you need to properly monitor inventory movements, from inventory receipts to issuances, transfers to and from other locations and other movements as well as those transactions that require your attention as to shrinkages and loss. However, you may need to adjust inventory quantities from time to time as a result of shrinkage, damage, obsolescence, theft or material decrease in value of inventory cost that make it necessary to adjust its quantity or values.
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Memo – indicate brief but most descriptive explanation for the entry.
2.3. Item Name – you indicate the item name by right clicking on this field and choose Search Inventoried Items
After click on Search Inventoried Items, all the item lists appear and you have to choose which among the list is or are to be made adjustment and double-click on it to select the item or items.
2.4. Quantity – indicate on this field the number of quantities for adjustment for each affected inventory items on a per unit basis and not per selling or buying unit. If you are to adjust inventory to add to quantity, enter the number as positive number (without positive sign). In case of deduction in inventory quantity of item, enter the amount with a negative sign before the number.
2.5. Unit Cost – indicate on this field the unit cost of the item inventory adjustment.
2.6. Amount – you don’t need to fill up on this field since MYOB Premier automatically compute for Amount values once you have entered the quantity as well as the unit cost.
2.7. Account – indicate the account for which the inventory adjustment is to be closed or charged. If for example, the negative inventory adjustment which is a decrease in inventory quantity would be charged to an expense account – usually Inventory Shrinkage and Shortages if it is to be charged as a company expense. However if it is to be charged to the inventory custodian, it is to be recorded as a

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