[Accounting Problem Solving Techniques] Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured and Sold

Hi! This is Sir Chua's Accounting Lessons PH
Accounting Problem Solving Techniques
Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured and Sold
Kevin Troy M. Chua, CPA
*Certified Public Accountant, October 2014
*CIPP UK Certified Payroll Professional®, October 2020
*Certified Tax Technician, November 2020
*BS Accountancy
*Master in Accountancy, Major in Management Accounting
*PhD student in Business Administration, Advanced Studies in Accounting - Kangwon National University, South Korea
*NC-III Bookkeeping, TESDA
*Accounting and Finance Lecturer
*Formerly from Course Hero Manila, PwC - Isla Lipana & Co., and SM
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[@EIRRAHteume0807]

Thank you so much sir, since i was a first year student and now i'm already in third year surviving because of your video lectures. You're a hero for a student like me. Thanks again.

[@lggen6062]

Well explained Sir.👏 Thank you!

[@anascoarielq.375]

Ang cute niyo po pala sir Chua 😇😇 Thanks for this po ;)

[@aprillovepacas8138]

Hi sir thank you for this video

[@lorenztaladro3056]

When computing the Statement of Cost of Goods Manufactured and wala ang WIP, End how do you compute it po?

[@miguelrono9143]

Pwede ka mag work back. Work your way up from Cost of goods sold plus ending FGI (COGAS). Subtract mo naman COGAS sa beginning FGI mo, then youll get the cost of goods manufactured. Useful pag ilatag mo muna entire formula vertically.

[@Sajolanlance]

Sir abm student kapo ba noon po? Ako kasi po mag ta-take ng Bsa kahit hindi naka abm po, okay lang po ba ito sir?

[@heraldgabrielsisante]

No. He's a CPA way before K-12.
But to answer your question, pwede po. May bridging program lang.

[@jeaayyi]

Same non ABM din Ako, and Walang naging bridging program Yung school namin, hindi rin Ako nakapag advance reading, but now if non ABM ka and you want to pursue BSA you need to start from basic accounting, or FABM1 and FABM2