Creating Stock Items

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Creating Stock Item

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M/s. Shriram Electronics. Enter Opening Stock Position as on 31st march 2017

Note: All the items as listed below have GST Rate 28%

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VIDEOCON

Stock Item Name

Stock Category

Std. Cost (RS.)

Std. Selling Price (RS.)

Ware House

Show House

Total Qty.

Value in Rs.

19” LED-V

V-LED

4200

5000

35

12

47

1,97,400

21” LCD-V

V-LCD

9000

10,000

20

20

40

3,60,000

24” LCD-V

V-LCD

10,590

11,590

25

10

35

3,70,650

28” LCD-V

V-LCD

12,000

12,700

07

10

17

2,04,000

165 Ltr-Ref-V

V-Refrigerator

7,740

8,240

20

15

35

2,70,900

Fully Automatic W/M-V

V-W/M

10,000

11,990

25

10

35

3,50,000

Semi-Automatic W/M-V

V-W/M

9,500

9,990

15

15

30

2,85,000

AC Automatic-V

V-AC

22,000

23,000

15

15

30

6,60,000

Total

85,030

 

 

 

269

26,97,950

Note: All the items as listed below have GST Rate 18%


LG

Stock Item Name

Stock Category

Std. Cost (Rs.)

Std. Selling Price (Rs.)

Ware House

Show Room

Total Qty.

Value in Rs.

36” LED-LG

LG-LED

3665

4665

23

11

34

1,24,610

14” LCD-LG

LG-LCD

9000

10,000

20

25

45

4,05,000

24” LCD-LG

LG-LCD

9590

10,590

10

15

25

2,39,750

165 liter-Ref-LG

LG-refrigerator

7540

8540

20

10

30

2,26,200

210 Liter Ref-LG

LG-Refrigerator

10890

11890

20

15

35

3,81,150

Audio Speed King-LG

LG-Audio

684

780

15

15

30

20,520

Fully-Automatic W/M-LG

LG-W/M

11500

12500

09

30

39

4,48,500

Semi-Automatic W/M-LG

LG-W/M

10500

11500

20

15

35

3,67,500

Iron-LG

LG-Iron

300

350

00

00

00

 

Total

60,004

 

273

21,57,560

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