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What is the difference between inventory and supplies?

February 7, 2020Inventory

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What is the difference between inventory and supplies?

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Generally, inventory consists of items that are available for sale, rent or lease on the lien date, January 1. Equipment out on rent or lease on the lien date is not available for sale, rent or lease and therefore is assessable. Supplies are items self consumed in the normal course of business.

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Basically, inventory are items subject to sale, rent or lease. Supplies are things consumed in your normal course of business.

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bradland Posted

I have an office job. And our premises are required for updating equipment, various new equipment. At the moment, the guys and I are looking for a good even office chair, for this, we have a whole choice on this site, so we decide. Everything is simple, a useful description, prices, quality, manufacturer and link to purchase. It is quite convenient to have similar sources where you can find the product you need.

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bradland Posted

Well good then

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Basically, inventory are items subject to sale, rent, or lease. Supplies are items consumed in your normal course of business.