Cost sheet doubts

sale of scrap of raw material should be deducted while calculating raw material consumed before prime cost

Originally posted by : future ca
	sale of scrap of raw material should be deducted while calculating raw material consumed before prime cost

AGREED.

office stationery is part of administrative expenses

dock charges should be part of prime cost- if paid for purchase of raw goods

1. DRAWING OFFICE SALARY - FACTORY OVERHEADS

EXPL : DRAWING OFFICE SALARIES ARE INTERPRITED AS SALARY PAID FOR DRAWING THE PRODUCTION CHART OR FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRODUCTION PLAN OR PRODUCTION PROCESS THAT HAS TO CARRIED OUT AND HENCE SUCH SALARY SHOULD BE RECORDED AS FACTORY OVERHEADS....

2. DOCK CHARGES - INCLUDE IN PRIME COST

EXPL :DOCK CHARGES ARE PAID FOR CLEARING THE GOODS PURCHASED AND HENCE SHOULD BE ADDED TO THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE GOODS PURCHASED OR IT CAN BE SHOWN AS DIRECT EXPENSES....

3. SALE OF SCRAP OF R.M - DEDUCT FROM R.M PURCHASED / REDUCE THE FACTORY OVERHEADS...

EXPL : GENERALLY R M SCRAP IS GENERATED AFTER THE PRODUCTION AND HENCE IT IS ADVISIBLE TO REDUCE THE FACTORY OVERHEADS, HOWEVER IF REDUCED FROM R.M PURCHASED THEN ALSO ITS K...

@ manoj it is office stationery not office salary

agreed with mr future ca 

office stationery should be part of adm exp

cheers

Drawing office Salary is incurrred for factory......Whether stationery or salary its factory overhead....

Production supervisor salaries, materials management salaries, factory utilities, fringe benefits, quality assurance salaries, Depreciation, factory building insurance, equipment maintenance, Factory rent, Factory small tools charged to expense, Equipment setup costs, Property taxes on production facilities, Factory supplies and Insurance on production facilities and equipment 

These are some examples of factory overhead costs.