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When adjusting inventory for damages, you are crediting (reducing) your inventory asset and increasing (debiting) either an expense account for a COGS account.  If COGS, this account will increase by the inventory adjustment.  If you want to track damage costs separately, I suggest you set up a separate account for damaged inventory.  This could be another COGS account or an expense account. 

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