Introduction to Consignment Accounting: Consignment vs Sales

The video tutorial explains the differences between consignment and sale. Consignment involves transferring goods to an agent (consignee) for sale on behalf of the owner (consigner), while a sale involves a direct transaction between a seller and a buyer. Key differences include the transfer of possession and ownership, the roles of parties involved, invoice types, expense responsibilities, and risk management. In consignment, ownership remains with the consigner until the final sale, whereas in a sale, both ownership and possession transfer to the buyer. The video also covers the implications of profit, loss, and consideration in both scenarios.

How are expenses handled differently in consignment versus sale?

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What is the process for returning unsold goods in consignment?

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Discuss the implications of risk of loss in consignment and sale.

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