1. Calculate the raw material consumed by adding opening stock, purchases and subtracting closing stock.
2. Calculate prime cost by adding raw material consumed, wages and expenses.
3. Calculate factory cost by adding prime cost and factory overheads like rent, power, etc.
4. Calculate cost of production by adding factory cost and administrative overheads.
5. Calculate cost of goods sold and cost of sales by adding opening/closing stock adjustments.
6. Calculate total sales which includes the cost of sales and net profit.
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Cost Sheet
1. Calculate the raw material consumed by adding opening stock, purchases and subtracting closing stock.
2. Calculate prime cost by adding raw material consumed, wages and expenses.
3. Calculate factory cost by adding prime cost and factory overheads like rent, power, etc.
4. Calculate cost of production by adding factory cost and administrative overheads.
5. Calculate cost of goods sold and cost of sales by adding opening/closing stock adjustments.
6. Calculate total sales which includes the cost of sales and net profit.
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PREPARATION OF COST
SHEET Learning Outcomes • Identify the cost incurred and bifurcate it on the basis of different elements of cost.
• To be able to project expected expenditure
in terms of cost MEANING
• Cost sheet is a statement of cost. In other words, when costing
information are set out in the form of a statement, it is called cost sheet. For determination of total cost of production a statement showing the various elements of cost is prepared. PREPARATION OF COST SHEET • Calculation of Materials Consumed: Materials Consumed = (Opening stock of raw materials + Purchase of raw material + carriage inward) - (closing stock of raw material). • Calculation of Prime Cost: Prime Cost = Materials consumed + direct wages + direct expenses. • Calculation of Factory cost: Factory Cost = Prime cost + sum of all Factory Overheads. • Calculation of Cost of Production Cost of Production = Factory cost + Office and Administration overheads. • Calculation of Cost of Goods Sold Cost of Goods Sold = Cost of Production +O/S of finished goods-C/S of finished goods • Calculation of Cost of Sales or Total Cost Total Cost = Cost of production + Selling and Distribution Overheads. • Calculation of Total Sales Total Sales = Total cost + Net Profit. FORMAT OF COST SHEET Particulars Amount Amount
Opening Stock of Raw Material ***
Add: Purchase of Raw materials *** Add: Purchase Expenses *** Less: Closing stock of Raw Materials *** Raw Materials Consumed *** Less;- Sale of Material Scrap (if any) *** Direct Wages (Labor) *** Direct Charges ***
Prime cost (1) ***
Add :- Factory Over Heads: Factory Rent *** Factory Power *** Indirect Material *** Indirect Wages *** Supervisor Salary *** Drawing Office Salary *** Factory Insurance *** Factory Asset Depreciation *** Less:- Sale of Factory Scrap ( If any) Works cost Incurred *** Add: Opening Stock of WIP *** Less: Closing Stock of WIP *** Continued Works cost (2) *** Add:- Administration Over Heads:- Office Rent *** Asset Depreciation *** General Charges *** Audit Fees *** Counting house Salary *** Other Office Expenses ***
Cost of Production (3) ***
Add: Opening stock of Finished Goods *** Less: Closing stock of Finished Goods *** Cost of Goods Sold *** Add:- Selling and Distribution OH:- Sales man Commission *** Sales man salary *** Traveling Expenses *** Advertisement *** Delivery man expenses ***
Cost of Sales (5) ***
Profit (balancing figure) *** Sales *** Items of cost not to be included in cost sheet • Finance Expenses: Interest/Dividend paid/received • Appropriation of profits and provisions: General Reserve, Provision for tax • Capital Profit/Losses: Profit/Loss on sale of asset • Abnormal Expenses: Abnormal wastage of material, labour or machine time • Fictitious, intangible assets and bad debts written off: Preliminary exp., goodwill, patents, discount on issue of shares/debentures etc. Calculate prime cost from the following information:- • Opening stock of raw material = Rs. 12,500 • Purchased raw material = Rs. 75,000 • Expenses incurred on raw material = Rs. 5,000 • Closing stock of raw material = Rs. 22,500 • Wages Rs. 47,600 • Direct expenses Rs. 23,400 Calculate works cost or factory cost from the following details:-
• Raw material consumed = Rs 50,000
• Direct wages = Rs20, 000 • Direct expenses = Rs 10,000 • Factory expenses 80% of direct wages • Opening stock of work in progress = Rs 15,000 • Closing stock of work in progress = Rs 21,000 • Mr. Zia furnishes the following data related to the manufacture of a standard product during the month of August 2016 • • Raw material consumed - Rs 15,000 • Direct labour - Rs 5,000 • Direct expenses - Rs 4000 • Machine hours worked - 900 • Machine hour rate - Rs 5 • Administration overheads - 20% of works cost • Selling overheads - Rs 0.50 per unit • Unit produced and sold - 17,100 Calculate cost of production from the following information:- • Raw material purchased = Rs 42,500 • Freight paid = Rs 5,000 • Labour charges = Rs 12,500 • Direct expenses = Rs 10,000 • Factory overhead 80% of Direct labour charges • Administrative overhead = 10% of work cost
Opening stock Closing stock • Raw material Rs. 8,000 10,000 • Work in progress Rs.7,500 9,000 • • Prepare cost sheet in the book of M. B. Rehman from the following particulars. • Opening stock: - Raw material = Rs 5,000 • Finished goods = Rs 4,000 • Closing stock: - Raw material = Rs 4,000 • Finished goods = Rs 5,000 • Raw material purchased = Rs 50,000 • Wages paid to laboures = Rs 20,000 • Chargeable expenses = Rs 2,000 • Rent and Taxes = Rs 7,400 • Power = Rs 3,000 • Experimental expenses = Rs 600 • Sale of wastage of material = Rs 200 • Office management salary = Rs 4,000 • Office printing & stationery = Rs 200 • Salaries to salesman = Rs 2,000 • Commission to travelling agents = Rs 1,000 • Sales = Rs 1, 00,000