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Ending Inventory

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ending inventory
Goods available for sale at the end of an accounting period. Compare beginning inventory.

Ending Inventory
Goods and materials available for sale at the end of an accounting period or fiscal year. Comparing the ending inventory to the beginning inventory may help a company determine whether it overestimated the materials it needs to operate, or customers' demand for their products.


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The difference in the beginning inventory for 20X5 would cause net income to decrease by $400, while the difference in the 20X5 ending inventory would cause net income to increase by $4,000.
Instead of measuring quantity changes based on the number of units of specific goods in ending inventory, the taxpayer computes, for the pool as a whole, the net change in inventory investment measured in terms of equivalent value dollars.
8 million in the current period related to settlement of risk management activities during the respective quarters associated with ending inventory balances.
 
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