An inventory that is compiled by adding units and/or the cost or retail value of incoming goods to previous inventory figures and deducing them from the units and/or cost or retail value of outgoing goods. Or, the units and/or cost or retail value of goods on hand at any time per the perpetual inventory system records.

Definition What stock on hand should be according to the accounting records. There might be small discrepancies between book inventory and actual stock on hand, especially in larger companies when it [..]

An inventory which is not the result of actual stocktaking but of adding the units and the cost of incoming goods to previous inventory figures and deducting the units and cost of outgoing goods.

Book inventory refers to the amount of stock that should be with a company according to company's accounting records. The entries in the book inventory will also account for when the stock was pu [..]

A record of all the nuclear material held at a site and its location on the site. The book inventory consists of the results of the most recent physical inventory and of all the inventory changes that [..]