A corporation is projecting annual sales at S35 million, cost of goods sold (COGS) at S25 million, and administrative expenses at $3 million. In order to meet its corporate inventory turns goal of 5.0, their inventory level must average:
I'm going with A) $4.4 million. It's the lowest number, so it must be the right answer. Plus, who wants to deal with all that extra inventory anyway? I say, the less the better!
Wait, is this a trick question? I bet the answer is C) $7 million. Why? Because the corporation is clearly trying to game the system and keep their inventory levels artificially high. Gotta love corporate accounting tricks!
D) $7.6 million looks like the correct answer to me. If the annual COGS is $25 million and the inventory turns goal is 5.0, then the average inventory level should be $25 million / 5.0 = $5 million. But they're probably rounding that up to $7.6 million to be on the safe side.
I think the answer is B) $5 million. The corporation's inventory level must be set to achieve the desired inventory turns goal of 5.0, which means the average inventory level should be one-fifth of the annual COGS, which is $25 million. So $5 million seems like the right answer.
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