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Jul 10
A stock taking sheet is a document used by businesses to record and track the inventory levels of their products or materials. It typically includes information such as the item name, quantity on hand, location, and any other relevant details. This sheet is used during physical inventory counts to ensure accuracy and to identify any discrepancies in stock levels.
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Stock Taking Sheet
Date:
Location:
Person(s) Responsible:
Section:
Item Description | Quantity on Hand | Quantity Counted | Discrepancy
---|---|---|---|
Example: Widgets | 100 | 95 | -5
Totals:
- Quantity on Hand:
- Quantity Counted:
- Discrepancy:
Notes:
- Describe any discrepancies noted during the stock take.
- Indicate if any items were damaged, missing, or obsolete.
- Note any adjustments made to quantities or items.
Signatures:
- Person(s) Responsible for Counting:
- Manager/Supervisor:
Date:
Location:
Person(s) Responsible:
Section:
Item Description | Quantity on Hand | Quantity Counted | Discrepancy
---|---|---|---|
Example: Widgets | 100 | 95 | -5
Totals:
- Quantity on Hand:
- Quantity Counted:
- Discrepancy:
Notes:
- Describe any discrepancies noted during the stock take.
- Indicate if any items were damaged, missing, or obsolete.
- Note any adjustments made to quantities or items.
Signatures:
- Person(s) Responsible for Counting:
- Manager/Supervisor:
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