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Physical Count

Physical count refers to annual inventory counts that must be done as part of Sarbanes Oxley Act and total physical inventory should be compared to the Inventory account on the Balance Sheet and any large variances must be investigated and justified. Reasons for loss of inventory include shrink, theft, wreckage, spoilage, etc.

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