Professional accounting tools for COGS, working capital, depreciation, leases, inventory valuation, and liquidity — with IFRS and US GAAP labeling where applicable.
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Build a lease liability amortization schedule under IFRS 16 or ASC 842 with interest expense, principal reduction, and ending balance by period.
Calculate ending inventory and COGS using FIFO or weighted-average cost flow assumptions with purchase layer detail.
Apply IFRS lower of cost and NRV or US GAAP lower of cost or market to determine inventory carrying value and write-down.
Measure short-term liquidity with working capital and the current ratio.
Core calculators most users in this category need first.
Calculate cost of goods sold from beginning inventory, purchases, and ending inventory.
Measure short-term liquidity with working capital and the current ratio.
Generate straight-line, declining balance, or double declining balance depreciation schedules with book value trends.
Calculate contribution margin per unit, margin ratio, and total contribution to cover fixed costs and profit.
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Build a lease liability amortization schedule under IFRS 16 or ASC 842 with interest expense, principal reduction, and ending balance by period.
Calculate ending inventory and COGS using FIFO or weighted-average cost flow assumptions with purchase layer detail.
Apply IFRS lower of cost and NRV or US GAAP lower of cost or market to determine inventory carrying value and write-down.
Calculate book value, gain on disposal, and loss on disposal when selling or retiring a depreciated fixed asset.
Measure cash conversion cycle and operating cycle from days inventory outstanding, receivables, and payables.
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Calculate contribution margin per unit, margin ratio, and total contribution to cover fixed costs and profit.
Calculate cost of goods sold from beginning inventory, purchases, and ending inventory.
Generate straight-line, declining balance, or double declining balance depreciation schedules with book value trends.
Calculate book value, gain on disposal, and loss on disposal when selling or retiring a depreciated fixed asset.