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Q: What are stock taking policies?
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Methods of stock taking?

Annual stock taking-done once a year and it si done for the purpose of preparing financial accounts. Spot cheecking Perpetual stock taking


What is perpetual and periodic stock taking method?

this is where stock taking is done continously


What is the objectives of periodic stock taking?

periodic stock keeping


What are the differences between stock taking and stock checking?

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What is the purpose of physical stock taking of the perpetual system?

The purpose of physical stock-taking is to be up to date on how much stock and materials the company has on things. It is a means to maintain knowledge of your inventory.


What is stock tacking?

I guess you are trying to ask the question " what is stock Taking?" If so, stock taking is the term used when you count your stock/inventory, and match it with the stock that is recorded in your books (these days it is recorded in your computer system). Most of the companies do stock takes half yearly and some do it annually.


What is the main objective of stock taking?

The main objectives of stock-taking include the recording of data in respect of quantity and value of stock at any given time and to facilitate the effective comparing between value and loss of goods. Stock-taking also aims to avoid discrepancies in the balancing of accounts.


What does taking stock mean?

Assessing your situation.


Write down the advantages and disadvantages of make to stock and make to order policies?

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of blind stock taking?

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What is the difference in participating life policies and non participating life policies?

Participating policies are life insurance policies that pay dividends, where dividends enable you (the policyholders) to participate in the insurance company's favorable experiences (such as higher than expected investment returns or lower than expected operation.) Non-participating policies, historically belong to the stock companies where the company's favorable expenses were paid to the stock holders, rather than the people who own policies within the insurance company. Even though the participating policies were mostly offered by the the mutual insurance companies, due to consumer appeals to receive dividends, stock companies also started offering participating policies. You should keep in mind that the dividends are not guaranteed and it is illegal for insurance agents to make future projections (where the participating policies also tend to have little higher premiums.)


What are the advantages and amp disadvantages of blind stock taking?

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