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  • Output Costing | Cost Sheet on Percentage Basis | Cost Accounting

  • Arjun EP
  • Published on: April 14, 2021

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    Cost Sheet on Percentage Basis

    Sometime, some data are given in percentage basis.

    In this condition, they are calculated on percentage basis.

     

    Here, Amount = Rs = $ = £ = € = ₹ = Af = ৳ = Nu = Rf = රු = Br = P = Birr = Currency of your country 

    PROBLEM: 3A

    The following information of a manufacturing company producing bricks provided to you:

    Direct materials

    5,60,000

    Office on cost

    10% of work cost

    Direct wage

    4,10,000

    Selling expenses

    5% of work cost

    Direct chargeable expense

    30,000

    Profit

    20% of sales

    Factory expenses

    40% of direct wage

     

     

    Required: Cost statement showing selling price.

     [Answer: (a) PC = Rs 10,00,000; (b) FC = Rs 11,64,000; (c) COP = Rs 12,80,400;

    (d) COS or TC = Rs 13,38,600; (e) Profit = 3,34,650; (f) Sales = 16,73,250]

    Solution:

    Cost Sheet

    Particulars

    Amount

    Amount

    Direct materials

     

    5,60,000

    Direct wage

     

    4,10,000

    Direct chargeable expense

     

    30,000

    Prime cost

     

    10,00,000

    Add: Factory expenses ( 40% of 4,10,000)

     

    1,64,000

    Factory cost

     

    11,64,000

    Add: Office on cost ( 10% of 11,64,000)

     

    1,16,400

    Cost of production

     

    12,80,400

    Add: Selling expenses ( 5% of 11,64,000)

     

    58,200

    Total cost

     

    13,38,600

    Profit 13,38,600 x 20 ÷ (100 − 20)

     

    3,34,650

     Selling price

     

    16,73,250

     

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    PROBLEM: 3B

    BM Biscuits Company producing tiles provided the following information for the year 2020:

    Material consumed

    Rs 15,25,000

     

    Direct labour

    Rs 8,10,000

     

    Chargeable expense

    Rs 65,000

     

    Factory expenses (12,500 labour hours)

    Rs 10 per hour

     

    Office on cost

    15 % of work cost

     

    Selling expenses

    Rs  2.5 per unit

     

    Opening stock

    15,000 units

     

    Produced during the year

    125,000 units

     

    Closing stock

    10,000 units

     

    Selling price

    Rs  27 per units 

     

    Required: Cost statement showing profit or loss. 

    [Answer: (a) PC = Rs 24,00,000; (b) WC = Rs 25,25,000;

    (c) COP = Rs 29,03,750; (d) COGS = Rs 30,19,900;

    (e) COS = Rs 33,44,900; (f) Profit = 1,65,100; (g) Sales = 35,10,000]

    Solution:

    Cost Sheet

    For 125,000 units

    Particulars

    Units

    Amount

    Material consumed

     

    15,25,000

    Direct labour

     

    8,10,000

    Chargeable expense

     

    65,000

    a. Prime cost

     

    24,00,000

    Add: Factory expenses ( 12,500 x 10)

     

    1,25,000

    b. Work cost

     

    25,25,000

    Add: Office on cost ( 15% of 25,25,000)

     

    3,78,750

    c. Cost of production @ Rs 23.23*

    125,000

    29,03,750

    Add: Opening stock @ Rs 23.23

    15,000

    3,48,450

    Less: Closing stock @ Rs 23.23

    (10,000)

    (2,32,300)

    d. Cost of goods sold

    130,000

    30,19,900

    Add: Selling expenses (Rs 2.5 x 130,000)

     

    3,25,000

    e. Total cost

     

    33,44,900

    Profit (selling price – total cost)

     

    1,65,100

    Selling price ( 130,000 x Rs 27)

     

    35,10,000

     

    Working note:

    Per unit cost of production 

    = Cost of production ÷ Production units

    = Rs 29,03,750 ÷ 125,000 units

    = Rs 23.23

     

     

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    PROBLEMS  AND  ANSWERS  OF  COST  SHEET

     

    Here, Amount = Rs = $ = £ = € = ₹ = Af = ৳ = Nu = Rf = රු = Br = P = Birr = Currency of your country 

    PROBLEM: 3A

    The following extracted information is given to you by ABC Manufacturing Company ($/₹/Rs):

    Particulars

    Amount

     

     

    Direct materials

    220,000

    Factory expenses

    40% of wages

    Productive wages

    180,000

    Office expenses

    25% of work cost

    Direct expenses

    50,000

    Selling and distribution expenses

    10% of sales

    Selling price

    750,000

     

     

    Provision for tax

    13,125

     

     

    Required: Cost sheet showing (a) Prime cost; (b) Work cost; (c) Cost of production; (d) Total cost; (e) Profit

    [Answer:  (a) Rs 450,000, (b) Rs 522,000; (c) 652,500; (d) 727,500; (e) Rs 22,500]

     

    Here, Amount = Rs = $ = £ = € = ₹ = Af = ৳ = Nu = Rf = රු = Br = P = Birr = Currency of your country 

    PROBLEM: 3B

    The following extracted information is given to you by KC Manufacturing Company ($/₹/Rs):

    Particulars

    Amount

     

     

    Direct materials

    200,000

    Factory expenses

    50% of wages

    Productive wages

    150,000

    Office expenses

    25% of work cost

    Direct expenses

    50,000

    Selling and distribution expenses

    10% of work cost

    Interest received

    2,780

    Profit 

    20% on total cost

    Required: Cost sheet showing (a) Prime cost; (b) Work cost;

    (c) Cost of production; (d) Total cost; (e) Profit

    [Answer: (a) Rs 400,000, (b) Rs 475,000;

    (c) 593,750; (d) 641,250; (e) Rs 128,250]

     

     

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