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What is Cost sheetWhat is Cost sheet
The purpose of cost sheet is to determine sellingprice per unit (S.P.P.U). At the beginning of the
year. Hence who take all the cost to find cost of
sales and arrive at cost per unit, to that we addprofit margin and can get (S.P.P.U).
ThusCost price + profit = selling price.
OR
cost price loss = selling price.
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Types of cost
Direct cost Indirect cost
Direct Raw material consume
Direct labour
Direct expness
Factory overheads
Administration overheads
Selling and distribution overheads
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I. Direct cost
Direct cost is an cost related to direct productionactivity.
Generally direct cost come in to picture in caseofmanufacturing activity.
It is also known as prime cost
It involves 3 things
1. Direct raw martial consume.
2. Direct labour.
3. Direct expness.
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1. Direct Raw material consume
This is also known as basic raw material input or input
material
Raw material without which the production activity cannot bestored.
This raw material is required to every manufacturer in case
of production activity. (making activity)
For example: Wood in case offurniture. Cotton in case ofcloths
Leather in case ofshoes.
Gold in case ofjewellary.
Steel in case ofwhistles.
Paper in case ofnote book.
Plastic in case ofpen.
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Direct Raw material consume
Opening stock of raw material.+ Purchase of raw material.- Purchase return of raw material.+ Buying expenses (inward expenses) related to raw
material.- Closing stock or raw material.
=Direct Raw material consume
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Inward Expness/Buying Expness
Custom duty
Import duty
Dock chargesClearing charges
Octori duty
Unloading charges
Buying expness/Inward expness
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Primary packing
All the expness which are incurred to save theproduct (protect and preserve the product in thesome conditions
For example: jute bag used to protect wheat,rice etc in the transport or in case of ration.
Note: Primary packing can be taken either in rawmaterial consumed or factory overheads.
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2.Direct labour
It is also known as direct wages/productive labour/productive wages
It is a remuneration paid to the workers forproductive activity directly related to the production.
For example: any work or any manufacturing willstop in the worker goes for strike or lack outs.
It is part ofdirect cost.
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3.Direct expness
Direct expness is a part ofdirect cost.Direct expness are also known as chargeable expness.
Direct expness are the expenses incurred in the
manufacturing process to meet the specificrequirement of specific customer.
The product has to be carried on as per thespecification given by the special customers.
The manufacturer has to incurred addition expnessregard labour and material to meet the specificrequirement.
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II.Indirect cost
Indirect cost is an cost which is incurred and is notdirectly related to the production activity.
Indirect cost are also known as overhead/cost
burden
Indirect cost includes,
a)Factory overheads.
b)Administration overheads.
c) Selling and distributionoverheads.
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a)a) Factory overheads.Factory overheads. Supervisor salary
Indirect wages Indirect labour
Unproductive wages
Unproductive labour
Factory manager salary
Worker manger salary
Salary of watchman
Indirect material
Indirect expness
Factory insurance
Repairs and maintenance of
machinery
Factory lighting and heating
Machinery upkeep
Oil/ grease/ coal/ crude oil.
Depreciation on factory assets
Depreciation on plant and
machinery
Manufacturing expness
Production expenses
Power / fuel/ motive power
Consumables
Factory cleaning
Excise duty
Research and laboratory expness
Employees state insurance
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Factory expness are expness which areincurred indirectly to help the productioninside the factory.
Factory overheads is generally calculated asa percentage of direct wages.
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Administration overheadsAdministration overheads
Office overheadsOffice on cost
General expenses
Legal expenses
Audit charges/ bank charges
Salary on staff
Administration manager
salary
Director fees / remuneration
Printing and stationary
Depreciation on officebuilding
Depreciation on office
computer
Rent and rates of offices
Estimation expenses
Stationary and consumables
Postage / fax / telex
office upkeep
General office manager
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This are amount of expenditure incurred for
managing and controlling business.It is being calculated as percentage of factory
expenses cost.
For example:
Factory cost 5000
Administration overheads 25%on factory cost.
Administration overheads=5000*25
100
Administration overheads=1250
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c)Selling and distribution expenses
Selling cost
Selling burden/ overheads
Sales promotion expenses
Advertisement
Depreciation on deliveryvans/vehicles
Secondary packing
Packing
Packing material
Carriage/ freight outward
Commission on sale
Salarys to sales staff
Rent/repairs/lighting/depreciation of show room
Depreciation of warehouse
Sales of sales office
Travelers salaryTraveling and conveyance
Loading expenses
Upkeep of delivery van
Sales manager salary
Donation of goods
Discount allowed
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These are the expenses which are incurred to induce thecustomer to buy our product and making productavailable to the customer.
These are calculated at time as a percentage of salesan as a percentage of cost of sales.
Any expenses related to warehouse and showroomwill come in the sales and distribution expenses.
For example:Sales is 5000
Sales overheads 25%on factory cost.
Sales overheads=5000*25
100
Sales overheads=1250
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Purely finance expenses
Cash discountBad debts
Bad debts written off
Income tax/wealth tax
Interest on capital
Donation/charges
Fire/penalties
Bank interest
Interest on borrowing/debenture/Intereston capital loan taken
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Good will written offPreliminary expenses written off
Underwriters expenses written offMiscellaneous expenses written off
Written off
DividendsInterim dividend
proposed dividend
Equity dividend
TransferTransfer to general reserve
Transfer to sinking funds
Transfer to capital reserve
LosesLosses on scrap of plant and machinery
Loses on sales of fixed assets
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Purely finance Income Profit on sales of fixed assets
Profit on sales of investment Dividend received
Rent received
Interest on investment (Bank fund, Govt
bonds, RBI) Interest on loan given
Share transfer fees
All the above expenses and income are exhaustive list which are to beconsidered only for accounting purposes.
For costing analyses such above expenses and income as to beexcluded that means it would be forming a part of factory costing record
Factory overheads non administrative factor nor selling anddistribution expenses.
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