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Slide notes: We will perform a Sale of CPO by selling it as Stock. This is the recommended way to manage CPO Production and Sales, but it is also possible not to process the CPO as Stock and then sell it direct. We do that in another example.

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Slide notes: We select the CPO Stock Item to sell.

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Slide notes: This is our Invoice, in this case a generic example.

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Slide notes: When we drill the Invoice that we have just processed, we can see the effect in the Accounts. In this case, the Stock is credited based on the average cost method, and the Cost of Sales for CPO is being debited with the same value. The CPO Sales Account is credited with the Sale total, but reduced by the Tax amount.

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