closing stock
noun[U]
ukusACCOUNTING
thegoodsthat abusinesshasavailableforsaleat the end of anaccountingperiod, or thevalueof thosegoods
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closing stock
On the basis of this conceptclosingstockis valued at cost price or market price, whichever is lower.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The bank, known for its social activism and lending to nonprofit organizations, was purchased for $163 million or $19 a share; almost double its $9.62closingstockprice prior to the announcement.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.At present the relief is not available for individual traders, partnerships and companies whoseclosingstockis less than £25,000.
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This 52,000 tons of raw sugar which, translated into refined, means perhaps 45,000 or 46,000 tons, would be an increase in theclosingstock, would it not?
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They get nothing this year because of the magic figure of £25,000 minimum forclosingstock.
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There will be an alteration of the value of the opening stock as it becomes theclosingstock.
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There appears to be no logic about the sum of £25,000closingstock.
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He has to show his opening andclosingstockand his trading income on that return.
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He said that he could not deal with the whole range of companies and his immediate relief would be confined to those who had aclosingstockof at least £25,000.
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Under his system, theclosingstockin one year becomes the opening stock in the next year.
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