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Landed Cost

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barbola

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Feb 27, 2003
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I'm looking for some information on how to use this effectively. We currently receive inventory and include freight in the cost of the item, so that when we receive a product at $100 each, this includes $90 that will be paid to the vendor and $10 to the freight company.

When we invoice match, we will match the $90 invoice against the $100 receiving as $100 per item and then take a Trade discount which gets coded to the freight account so the net invoice payment is $90.

Then, when the freight bill comes in it is a payables trx coded to the freight account.

This was set up when landed cost used to be an additional module but now that it is included, and has been for a while, I'm thinking we can use it but I don't really know where to begin? I read the user manual but it is not as clear as most sections.

Any help is much appreciated.

thanks
b.
 
Is anyone familiar with Landed Cost?

thanks
 
-set up landed cost id with default accounts
- At the time of receiving, assign landed cost to items using apportion by method and that will automatically calculate the inventory cost layer for the items in the receipts.
 
Does it break it down by Item and Freight costs separately? Does inventory get updated with total cost, and how does this affect payables and invoice/matching?

thanks.
 
inventory will be updated by total unit cost ( i.e. item unit cost + landed cost unit cost) and invoices would be matched sseparately for item's and landed cost.

 
OK thanks very much. I'll have to try some trx in the test company.
 
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