Services
Inventory Accounting
Cost of goods that ties out, so gross margin is real rather than a year-end plug.
Book a free consultationWhat this covers
Inventory is the account most often adjusted at year end to make the books balance. That adjustment is a year of wrong margins arriving at once.
- Inventory tracked to cost of goods sold
- Landed cost including freight, duty and fulfilment
- Costing method applied consistently
- Physical count reconciliation and shrinkage identified
- SKU or category-level margin reporting
- Multi-channel and multi-warehouse inventory
How it works
- A free consultation. Twenty minutes on how the business runs, what software you are in, and what shape the records are in today.
- A written scope and a price. Based on your actual transaction volume and account count — not a tier.
- Access and setup. Read access to the accounts and software involved, and a chart of accounts that matches how you operate.
- A fixed rhythm. You know what lands, and when.
Common questions about inventory accounting
Why is my gross margin wrong?
Usually because purchases are expensed as they are bought rather than moved to cost of goods as they sell.
Do I need to count stock?
Periodically, yes. No system stays accurate indefinitely without a physical count to reconcile against.
Ready to sort out inventory accounting?
Book the free consultation and you will leave the call knowing the scope, the price and the timeline.
Mo answers his own phone. Same-day reply, every time.