PRC-1 · Chapter 7 · Question 48 of 100
When raw materials are incorporated into a finished product, and the finished product is expected to be sold at a loss, how should the raw materials be valued?
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Reveal answer & explanation
Correct answer: B) They should be written down to their replacement cost or net realizable value.
Explanation
While raw materials are normally not written down if the finished good is profitable, if the finished product will be sold at a loss, the materials must be written down to their NRV (often indicated by replacement cost).
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