It's a procedure where employee (stocktaking person) does not know how much goods (or what kind, for that matter) should be on the stock, so he/she goes to check "blind". In "normal" procedure stock is taken with estimated reference values (or exact, if possible, based on documentation) given to the engaged person and the difference is established in the process.
a sheet of stock takings ?
It is the term used to describe the process of going round and finding out which goods in a store or a shop are on the shelves. You do it to find out how much value you have on the shelves, what items are missing (and therefore have been stolen) or to find out what items you may need to order more of.
stocktaking is a exercise carried out to know the value of items and identify excess or short before valuation
To determine the correct opening and closing stockholding and therefore an accurate G.P. over any given period.
Stocktaking is done to see if the goods you have sold match up to the takings and also to see what profit or loss and GP% you have made A very simple example, if you sell ten items at £1.00 each your cash takings should be £10.00 the profit and % profit will depend on the (cost price) price you bought the items for .Stocktaking shows what profit or loss is made and can show up theft,wrong pricing what sells well what sells slow ,and also the value of your stock in hand for end of year . Stocktaking play a major part in many sales outlets
The Blind Leading the Blind was created in 1568.
yes the five blind boys of Mississippi was born blind
He was born blind
NO he wasn't born blind.
No there ways of becoming blind.
He apologised to the blind man.The pilots were flying blind in the thick fog.Helen Keller was deaf and blind.
If totaly blind, then no. If partially or nearly blind it will probably make them totally blind.