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Retail Inventory Method

Retail Inventory method is a way of estimating ending inventory in the warehouse by dividing goods available for sale at cost by amount of goods for sale at market selling prices. Retail inventory method is hard to compute as it is hard to obtain objective market selling prices & related data.

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