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Inventory Profit

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Inventory Profit
In accounting, the increase in value of an asset during the time it is held. Inventory profit may occur through appreciation, but it is most often the result of inflation. That is, the increase in the asset's value is usually the result of the reduction in the value of the currency. Inventory profit is typically only a minor piece of a company's total profit. See also: LIFO, FIFO.

inventory profit
Profit that results from the increase in value that assets undergo during the time they are held in inventory. Inventory profit, ordinarily due to general inflation, is not considered to be of high quality because it is incidental to the firm's main business. See also first-in, first-out, last-in, first-out.


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The use of FIFO would have triggered recognition of most of the inventory profit created by this bargain purchase.
The accounting theory supporting LIFO is the belief that it provides a better matching of current costs with current revenues, thereby eliminating inventory profits from the taxpayer's earnings.
As the shufflers were en route from Vienna on October 31, 2006 and had not yet been received in Las Vegas, the inventory was accrued at the appropriate cost as defined in our transfer pricing policy; however, the remaining inter-company inventory profit was inadvertently not eliminated.
 
 
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