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Cost & Management Accounting Financial Statements Lecture-4 Mian Ahmad Farhan (ACA)

Cost Of Goods Manufactured Total factory Cost 230,000 Add Opening Work in process inventory 30,000 Cost of goods to be manufactured 260,000 Less Closing Work in process 50,000 Cost of goods manufactured 210,000 The goods which are in process in last year (Closing WIP) In Next year treated as Opening WIP

Cost Of Goods Sold Cost of goods manufactured 210,000 Add Opening finished goods inventory 100,000 Cost of goods to be sold 310,000 Less Closing finish goods (10,000) Cost of goods sold 300,000 The goods which are completed but not yet sold (Closing Finish goods) In Next year treated as Opening Finish goods

Income statement Sales 600,000 Less Cost of goods sold (300,000) Gross profit 300,000 Less Operating expenses Selling and marketing 50,000 Distribution 30,000 Administrative 20,000 100,000 Operating profit (Financial Expenses) 200,000 Less Interest expense 50,000 Profit before tax 150,000 Less Income Tax 60,000 Net profit 90,000

Total Factory Cost Based on Applied FOH Cost Direct material Consumed Add Direct labor Prime Cost FOH Applied (150% of Direct Labor Cost) 90,000 60,000 150,000 240,000

Cost Of Goods Sold statement For the year ended_______ Direct Material Consumed 90,000 Add Direct labor 60,000 Prime cost 150,000 Add FOH applied (150%of direct labor cost) 90,000 Total factory cost 240,000 Add Opening Work in process 30,000 Cost of good to be manufactured 270,000 Less Closing Work in process 50,000 Cost of good manufactured 220,000 Add Opening finish goods 100,000 Cost of good to be sold 320,000 Less closing finish goods 10,000 Cost of good to sold at normal 310,000

Cost Of Goods Sold statement For the year ended_______ Direct Material Consumed 90,000 Add Direct labor 60,000 Prime cost 150,000 Add FOH applied (150%of direct labor cost) 90,000 Total factory cost 240,000 Add Opening Work in process 30,000 Cost of good to be manufactured 270,000 Less Closing Work in process 50,000 Cost of good manufactured 220,000 Add Opening finish goods 100,000 Cost of good to be sold 320,000 Less closing finish goods 10,000 Cost of good to sold at normal 310,000

Under/Over applied FOH cost Less Actual FOH Cost 80,000 Over applied FOH cost 10,000

Cost Of Goods Sold statement For the year ended_______ Direct Material Consumed 90,000 Add Direct labor 60,000 Prime cost 150,000 Add FOH applied (150%of direct labor cost) 90,000 Total factory cost 240,000 Add Opening Work in process 30,000 Cost of good to be manufactured 270,000 Less Closing Work in process 50,000 Cost of good manufactured 220,000 Add Opening finish goods 100,000 Cost of good to be sold 320,000 Less closing finish goods 10,000 Cost of good to sold at normal 310,000 Less over applied 10,000 Cost of good to sold at actual 300,000

Adjustment of Under/Over applied FOH cost Under/Over applied FOH cost can be adjusted in following costs/profit figures: 1. Entire Production a) Work in process inventory b) Finished goods inventory c) Cost of goods sold 2. Cost of Goods Sold 3. Net profit

Income statement based on applied FOH cost Sales 600,000 Less Cost of goods sold at normal (310,000) Gross profit 290,000 Less Operating expenses Selling and marketing 50,000 Distribution 30,000 Administrative 20,000 100,000 Operating profit (Financial Expenses) 190,000 Less Interest expense 50,000 Profit before tax 140,000 Less Income Tax 60,000 Net profit at normal 80,000 Add Over applied FOH cost 10,000 Net profit at actual 90,000

Adjustment in: Entire Production Work in process Cost 50,000 - 1,350 = 48,650 Finished goods Cost 10,000 - 270 = 9,730 Cost of goods sold 310,000 - 8,380 =301,620

Adjustment in: Entire Production Work in process Cost 50,000 - 1,350 = 48,650 Finished goods Cost 10,000 - 270 = 9,730 Cost of goods sold 310,000 - 8,380 =301,620

Adjustment in: Entire Production Work in process Cost 50,000 - 1,350 = 48,650 Finished goods Cost 10,000 - 270 = 9,730 Cost of goods sold 310,000 - 8,380 =301,620