0 to count the goods and materials owned by a company or available for sale in a store at a particular time: --
How often you need to stocktake is different for every business.
1 an occasion on which the goods and materials owned by a company or available for sale in a store at a particular time are counted: --
Stocktaking revealed stores deficient to the value of £12 and surplus to the value of £250.
Other notified losses including stocktaking discrepancies, amounted to £188,082, but it is not known how much, if any, of this was the result of theft.
He has to have a kind of stocktaking every year.
If there is to be a change from one system to another, there is bound to be a "stocktaking" date.
Whatever may be the date of the stocktaking, some will benefit from it more than others; they will feel that another date would be better.
Other notified losses, including stocktaking discrepancies, amounted to £176,000, but it is not known how much, if any, of this was the result of theft.
This makes up an overwhelming case for a stocktaking review at some stage.
Clearly, a computer would be of great value for stocktaking, processing, and anticipating sales developments and the like.
