On the Tally Gateway, after selecting the Company, press F12 to get the
"Master Configuration" menu.
In that menu, select "Allow ADVANCED Entries in Masters" under the Inventories
Menu. Change the value to "Yes".
Then press
modify. Edit the stock Item & On the right hand side, a new panel called
"Behaviour" can now be seen, in which one of the items is "Costing Method",
which you can change to "FIFO" from the default of "Avg. price"
they are twoo: FIFO and LIFO
On the Tally Gateway, after selecting the Company, press F12 to get the "Master Configuration" menu. In that menu, select "Allow ADVANCED Entries in Masters" under the Inventories Menu. Change the value to "Yes". Then press <Ctrl> + "A" to save and go into the Stock Item that you wish to modify. On the right hand side, a new panel called "Behaviour" can now be seen, in which one of the items is "Costing Method", which you can change to "FIFO" from the default of "Avg. price"
sas say on stock valuation that
during inflation the best method to use inventory valuation that produces that produces that least amount of profit is
First stock should consumed first and then other stock. Majority of the companies are following weighted average method to value inventories. In India, the Income Tax authorities only allow FIFO & Weighted Average Method.
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FEFO is one of the system in stock keeping just like the FIFO, LIFO and the W/A even the HIFO.
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