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Service Center Menu Table of Contents:

Purpose
Overview and Definitions
Establishing a Service Center
Collection of Costs
Equipment Purchases and Depreciation
Inventories
Establishment of Billing Rates
Billing Procedures
Intellectual Property Use in a Service Center
Review Procedures
Closing Service Centers

Appendix A: Example of a Service Center Proposal

Appendix B: Retail Operation Markup Percentage Calculation Example

Appendix C: Standard Service Center Rate Calculation Example

Appendix D: Time and Materials Rate Calculation Example

Appendix E: Multiple, Related Service Rate Calculation Example

Appendix F: Equipment Useful Lives

Appendix G: Examples of Equipment Journal Entries

Appendix H: Contact Information

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Inventories of Goods for Resale
Supply Inventories



Inventories

Inventories of Goods for Resale

Retail operations that keep goods on hand should maintain an inventory system that will allow them to know the purchase price of the item they are reselling in order to apply the markup to the appropriate base. The system should also allow them to value their inventory on hand.

In order to minimize the risks of loss, theft, and obsolescence, inventory balances should be kept at a minimum. If it is estimated that the value of the inventory on hand at May 31st is greater than $25,000, then the service center must report the value and a detailed listing of their inventory to the Associate Director of Financial Services by June 20th for possible inclusion in the University's financial statements. This value must also be reported to Cost Analysis and Studies as part of the annual rate package.

Supply Inventories

In the course of business, it may be necessary for the service center to maintain an inventory of supplies. In order to minimize the risks of loss, theft, and obsolescence, inventory balances should be kept at a minimum. If it is estimated that the value of the inventory on hand at May 31st is greater than $25,000, then the service center must value their supply inventory. This value and a detailed listing must be reported by June 20th to the Associate Director of Financial Services for possible inclusion in the University's financial statements. This value must also be reported to Cost Analysis and Studies as part of the annual rate package.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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