debit
Merchandise Inventory is an asset account, so the normal balance is Debit.
Mechandise inventory is a current asset which is used in manufacturing of units of products or resale purpose that's why it is asset of business and has debit balance as normal balance.
The normal balance of Cost of Merchandise Sold (COMS) is a debit balance. This is because COMS represents an expense associated with the goods that a company sells, and expenses typically carry a debit balance in accounting. When merchandise is sold, the cost is recorded as a debit to COMS and a credit to inventory.
Merchandise Inventory is an asset account that shows up on the balance sheet.
Current Asset
Merchandise Inventory is an asset account, so the normal balance is Debit.
Mechandise inventory is a current asset which is used in manufacturing of units of products or resale purpose that's why it is asset of business and has debit balance as normal balance.
The normal balance of Cost of Merchandise Sold (COMS) is a debit balance. This is because COMS represents an expense associated with the goods that a company sells, and expenses typically carry a debit balance in accounting. When merchandise is sold, the cost is recorded as a debit to COMS and a credit to inventory.
Merchandise Inventory is an asset account that shows up on the balance sheet.
Current Asset
As a current asset
it is an asset
Amount of merchandise inventory is disclosed at the bottom of the financial statement under balance sheet.
Merchandise inventory refers to the goods that a company holds for sale in its normal business operations. It includes all items purchased for resale, such as finished products, raw materials, and components. This inventory is classified as a current asset on the balance sheet, as it is expected to be sold within a year. Effective management of merchandise inventory is crucial for maintaining liquidity and meeting customer demand.
No, inventory is an assets, which normal balance is a debit.
d. sales
Sales Returns and Allowances