This document provides a summary of basic concepts in cost accounting. It defines key terms like cost, cost accounting, cost unit, cost centre, elements of cost, direct and indirect cost, production cost and its composition, fixed and variable cost. It also lists other important cost concepts discussed in cost accounting like product cost, period cost, marketing cost, selling cost, distribution cost, administration cost, research and development cost, conversion cost, relevant and irrelevant cost, sunk cost, marginal cost, opportunity cost, and standard cost. The document was presented by Dileep S, an MBA student, as a simple introduction to basic cost accounting concepts.
This document provides a summary of basic concepts in cost accounting. It defines key terms like cost, cost accounting, cost unit, cost centre, elements of cost, direct and indirect cost, production cost and its composition, fixed and variable cost. It also lists other important cost concepts discussed in cost accounting like product cost, period cost, marketing cost, selling cost, distribution cost, administration cost, research and development cost, conversion cost, relevant and irrelevant cost, sunk cost, marginal cost, opportunity cost, and standard cost. The document was presented by Dileep S, an MBA student, as a simple introduction to basic cost accounting concepts.
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This document provides a summary of basic concepts in cost accounting. It defines key terms like cost, cost accounting, cost unit, cost centre, elements of cost, direct and indirect cost, production cost and its composition, fixed and variable cost. It also lists other important cost concepts discussed in cost accounting like product cost, period cost, marketing cost, selling cost, distribution cost, administration cost, research and development cost, conversion cost, relevant and irrelevant cost, sunk cost, marginal cost, opportunity cost, and standard cost. The document was presented by Dileep S, an MBA student, as a simple introduction to basic cost accounting concepts.
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A simple presentation on basic concepts of COST ACCOUNTIG
PERSENTED BY DILEEP .S S1 MBA
Meaning of term Cost
The official terminology of Chattered Institute of Management Accounts (CIMA) London defines the term cost as the amount of expenditure incurred (actual or notional)incured or attributable to a spesic thing or activity
Definition of Cost Accounting
According to the official terminology of CIMAthe establishment of budgets standard cost and actual cost of operations .process activities or products;and the analysysof variencesprofitability or the social use of funds
Cost unit and cost centre
Cost unit :a unit of product or service in relation to which cost are ascertained. Cost centre :a product or service location, function activity or an itemof equipment for which cost are ascertained
Cost elements and clasifications
Elements of cost: the constituent parts of cost accounting to a factors up on which expenditure is incurred ,namely material ,labour ,and expenses
Direct and Indirect cost
Direct cost expenditure which can be economically identified with a specifically measured in respect to a relevant cost object. Indirect cost is expenditure on labour material for services which cannot be economically identified with a specific sailable cost unit
Production cost and its composition
Production cost: Official terminology defines production cost as prime cost plus absorbed production overhead. Prime cost: The total of direct material direct labour and direct expense
Fixed cost variable cost
Fixed cost A cost which is incurred for an accounting period, and which within a certain output turnover limit tends to be unaffected by fluctuations in the level of activity Variable cost A cost which varies with a measure of activity
Other cost concets
1. product cost period cost 2. Marketing cost 3. Selling cost 4. Distribution cost 5. Administration cost 6. Research and development cost 7. Conversion cost 8. Relevant irrelevant cost 9. Sunk cost 10. Marginal cost 11. Opportunity cost 12. Standard cost