Cost & Management Accounting

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Cost & Management Accounting Material Lecture-6 Mian Ahmad Farhan (ACA)

Problem The information relating cost department of BETA corporation is as fallow Inventory Jan 1 Dec 31 Material 34,000 49,000 Work in process 82,000 42,000 Finish goods 48,000 ? Finish goods inventory Jan 1 300 units Dec 31 420 units Sold during the year 3,380 units at Rs. 220 per unit.

Problem Material Purchase Rs. 3,60,000 Conversion cost 2,14,400 Freight In 8,600 Purchase discount 8,000 Prepare Cost of Goods Sold Statement

Material consumed Direct material opening inventory Rs. 34000 Add Net purchases Material Purchased 3,60,000 Add Freight Inward 8,600 Less Purchase discount 8,000 3,60,600 Material available for use 3,94,600 Less raw material closing stock 49,000 Direct Material consumed 3,45,600

Conversion Cost Conversion Cost = Direct Material + Direct Labor

Total Factory Cost Material consumed Rs. 3,45,600 Add Conversion cost 2,14,400 Total factory cost 5,60,000

Cost Of Goods Manufactured Total factory Cost 5,60,000 Add Opening Work in process inventory 82,000 Cost of goods to be manufactured 6,42,000 Less Closing Work in process 42,000 Cost of goods manufactured 6,00,000

Cost Of Goods Sold Cost of goods manufactured 6,00,000 Add Opening finished goods inventory 48,000 Cost of goods to be sold 6,48,000 Less Closing finish goods X Cost of goods sold X

Valuation of Closing Finish Goods Closing finish goods = Closing finish goods Per unit manufacturing cost

Per Unit Manufacturing Cost Cost of goods manufactured No. of units manufactured

No. Of Units Manufactured Opening finished goods units + Units manufactured – closing finished goods units = Units sold 300 + X – 420 = 3880 Units manufactured = 3880 + 420 – 300 = 4000

Per Unit Manufacturing Cost Cost of goods manufactured No. of units manufactured 6,00,000 4,000 = 150

Opening Finish Goods Opening finish goods inventory Units of Opening finish goods inventory 48,000 300 = 160

Value Of Closing Finish Goods Inventory Closing finish goods = Closing finish goods Per unit manufacturing cost = 420 150 = 63000

Cost Of Goods Sold Cost of goods manufactured 6,00,000 Add Opening finished goods inventory 48,000 Cost of goods to be sold 6,48,000 Less Closing finish goods 63,000 Cost of goods sold 5,85,000

Material Material means goods in inventory kept as input for the production of finished output.

Product Cost Product Cost Material Conversion cost That contain heavy proportion in product cost. The management should be vigilant about the control of material cost It consist of both Labor and FOH

Categories Of Material & Supplies Direct Material Indirect Material Office Supplies Shipping Supplies

For example wood in manufacturing of table Direct Material Direct material costs are those cost of material that are traceable in full in the cost of a product or services For example wood in manufacturing of table

Indirect Material The cost that is incurred in producing product but which can not traced in full Polish on table

Accrual Concept Important concept of Accounting. Revenue of the period is matched with expenses.

Inventory Maintenance System Perpetual Inventory System Continuous record for each inventory item Perpetual records are useful in preparing monthly quarterly or other financial statement. In this method the cost of ending inventory and cost of goods sold can directly be determined.

Inventory Maintenance System Periodic inventory System or Physical system Does not keeps a continuous record of inventory on hand. At the end of the period the business makes physical count of inventory on hand.