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Landed Cost (Inventory)

The additional costs incurred to bring purchased goods to the warehouse in Zoho Inventory, such as freight, customs duty, and insurance, allocated across received items.

What Is Landed Cost?

Landed cost in Zoho Inventory captures all the additional expenses incurred to get goods from the vendor to your warehouse, beyond the purchase price. Common landed costs include freight charges, import duties, customs brokerage fees, and insurance.

How Landed Costs Are Allocated

You create a landed cost record against a goods received note and specify the total additional expense. Zoho Inventory distributes this cost across the received items proportionally, either by quantity, weight, or value, increasing each item’s per-unit cost.

Impact on Profitability

Including landed costs in your inventory valuation ensures that your COGS reflects the true acquisition cost, not just the vendor invoice price. This prevents understating COGS and overstating gross margins, which is a common error in businesses that import goods.

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