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How to calculate Statement of Cost ?

 

 Statement of Cost: It is prepared when volume of production is not given. It shows the cost of production and profit and loss. It does not help to determine the cost per unit and each element of cost. It is not used to compare the product cost statement.

Example: Find out the total cost of product A with the help of given information:

Particulars

Amount

 Raw Material

52,000

Direct wages

12,000

Supervision cost

60,000

Rent of office building

26,500

Selling and distribution cost

15,000

Profit @20% cost of sales

 

 

Solution:                                              Statement of Cost

                                                            For the year ended....

Particulars

Amount (Rs.)

Raw material                                                                                    52,000

 

Add: Direct wages                                                                           12,000   

 

Prime cost

64,000

Add: supervision cost

60,000

 Factory Cost

1,24,000

Add: rent of office building

15,000

Office cost or cost of production

1,39,000

Add: selling and distribution

15,000

Cost of sales

1,54,000

Add: Profit @ 20%                                                                        1,54,000*0.20

30,800

Sales

1,84,800

 

Example: Find out

·         Material consumed

·         Cost of production

With the help of given information:

Particulars

Amount (Rs)

Opening stock of raw material

45,000

Purchase raw material

18,000

Closing stock  of raw material

8,000

Scrap of raw material

6,200

Wages

22,000

Opening stock of finished goods

5,000

Auditors fee

42,000

Rent on factory machines

21,000

Selling and distribution expenses

35,000

Advertisement expenses

26,000

Closing stock of finished goods

9,000

Office stationery

4,000

Sale of finished goods

2,78,000

 

Solution:                                            Statement of Cost

                                                        For the year ending ....2021

Particulars

Amount (Rs)

Opening stock of raw material                        45,000

 

Add: Purchase raw material                        + 18,000

 

Less: Closing stock  of raw material               63,000                  8,000           

 

Less: Scrap of raw material                                                        +6,200

 

a)      Material consumed

48,800

Add: Wages

22,000

Prime cost

70,800

Add: Rent on factory machines

21,000

Factory cost

91,800

Add: office cost                                                                        42,000

 

Add: Office stationery                                                              4,000   

46,000

Cost of production or total cost

1,37,800

Add: Opening stock of finished goods                                  

5,000

Less: Closing stock of finished goods

9,000

Cost of goods sold

1,33,800

Add: Selling and distribution expenses                                   35,000  

 

Add: Advertisement expenses                                                  26,000

61,000

Cost of sales

1,94,800

Add: Profit

83,200

Sales

2,78,000

 

Example: Find out the sales value of product and factory cost with the help of given information:

Particulars

Amount (Rs.)

Raw material

72,000

Opening stock of finished goods

12,000

Closing stock of finished goods

8,000

 Factory Supervision cost

52,000

Rent and stationery expenses of office

32,000

Wages

26,200

Opening stock of work in progress

6,800

Closing stock of work in progress

6,600

Dividend received

9,500

Interest received

5,000

Packaging of finished goods

14,000

Advertisement expenses

21,000

Profit 30% on sales

 

 

Solution:                                                          Statement of cost

                                                                         For the year ending ....2021

Particulars

Amount (Rs.)

Raw material

72,000

Add: Wages

26,200

Prime cost

98,200

 Add: Factory Supervision cost                                                  52,000

 

Add: Opening stock of work in progress                                  6,800     58,800

 

Less: Closing stock of work in progress                                                     6,600

52,200

Factory cost

1,50,400

Add: Rent and stationery expenses of office                            

32,000

Office cost or cost of production cost

1,82,400

Add: Opening stock of finished goods

12,000

Less: Closing stock of finished goods

8,000

Cost of goods sold

1,86,400

Add: Packaging of finished goods                                   14,000

 

Add: Advertisement expenses                                        21,000

35,000

Cost of sales

2,11,400

Profit 30% on cost of sales

63,420

Sales

2,74,820

 

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