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Inventory Carrying-Cost and Dead-Stock Calculator

Business & Operations

Use the Inventory Carrying-Cost and Dead-Stock Calculator

Quantify annual and monthly inventory carrying cost, effective carrying rate, and item-level dead-stock recovery and loss exposure.

Policy-aware Accessible PDF and Excel
  • Effective carrying-rate visibility
  • Item-level dead-stock recovery
  • Annual cost and loss exposure
Before you calculate

Use an average inventory balance from the general ledger or stock valuation and reconcile each dead-stock row to an item ledger. Recovery values should reflect realistic clearance, return, recycling, or scrap proceeds.

What this calculator covers

Inputs you can model

  • Currency
  • Average inventory value
  • Cost of capital %
  • Storage and handling %
  • Insurance and inventory-tax %
  • Shrinkage and obsolescence %
  • Annual fixed carrying costs
  • Dead-stock items

Results you can review

  • Total annual cost and exposure
  • Total annual carrying cost
  • Monthly carrying cost
  • Effective carrying rate
  • Variable carrying rate
  • Annual variable carrying cost
  • Dead-stock book value
  • Expected dead-stock recovery
  • Dead-stock disposal costs
  • Dead-stock loss exposure
Method, policy basis, and limitations

How the estimate is built

Variable carrying rates are applied to average inventory, fixed costs are added separately, and dead-stock exposure equals book value less expected recovery plus disposal cost.

Important limitation

This is a management estimate, not an inventory impairment entry. Accounting policy, net realizable value, tax treatment, hazardous disposal, write-off approvals, and actual sale proceeds require separate review.

Your inputs

Enter the values you know. Required fields should be completed first, and optional fields can be left blank if they do not apply to your situation.

Preparing your input checklist Visible required fields are checked as you complete them.
Inventory Carrying-Cost and Dead-Stock Calculator inputs

Inventory carrying-cost base

Use average inventory at landed or accounting cost for the same annual period as the cost rates.

Accepted range: 0 to 1,000,000,000,000.
Accepted range: 0 to 100.
Accepted range: 0 to 100.
Accepted range: 0 to 100.
Accepted range: 0 to 100.
Accepted range: 0 to 100,000,000,000.

Dead-stock exposure

Estimate recoveries conservatively and include direct disposal or compliance costs.

Dead-stock items Structured input Add confirmed obsolete, expired, or non-moving items. Recovery percentage is the expected proceeds as a share of book value.
Calculating and validating policy inputs...
Your decision view will appear here

Run the calculator to see the planning signal, key measures, reconciliation detail, and any schedules or stress scenarios returned for these inputs.

Your results

The top cards show the most important answers first. Detailed schedules, scenario tables, and supporting notes appear underneath for deeper review.

Planning estimate

This is a management estimate, not an inventory impairment entry. Accounting policy, net realizable value, tax treatment, hazardous disposal, write-off approvals, and actual sale proceeds require separate review.