What are the journal entries to record the impairment of inventory?

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Impairment of Inventory means the inventory is estimated to be worth less than the value currently shown in accounting records. Impairment of Inventory is the process of reducing the value of inventory of a business. It is also known as Inventory Write Down.

The value of inventory is required to be reduced.

If inventory write downs are not significant, the journal entry is as follows:

Account Titles	Debit	Credit
Cost of Goods Sold	XX
Inventory		XX

If inventory write downs are significant, the journal entry is as follows:

Account Titles	Debit	Credit
Inventory Write Downs (Expense)	XX
Inventory		XX

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