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Process Costing
each process or stage of manufacture. This method of accounting used in industries where the process
process and the unit cost of the process for each and every process. Usually the industries where process
process.
reasons.
particular period.
Applications of Process Costing:
Chemical works
Soap making Food products
Canning factory
Distillation process Coke works
(ii)
(iv) Overheads are allocated and apportioned to Units pass through the same processes.
Overheades are apportioned to processes on
to the time taken.
(v)
cost apportionment is necessary.
(vi) The standardised nature of products and
processing methods lends itself to the adoption
of standard costing.
(vii)
spread over fully complete output and partially
complete products using the concept of
equivalent units.
(viii)
accounting period.
Where scrap possesses some value as a waste product or as raw material for an earlier process, the
a process and that anticipated. These differences will not always represent increased loss, on occasions
Equivalent Production:
This represents the production of a process in terms of completed units. In other words it means converting
the incomplete production units into its equivalent of complete units. In each process an estimate
units.
There are mainly three methods of calculating cost per unit, out of which FIFO method and Weighted
Average Method is used in equivalent production.
First In First Out Method [FIFO]:
and then the units introduced in the process are completed. The costs added in each process during
the current period is prorated to the production necessary to complete the opening work in progress, to
Illustration 24:
Particulars UNITS
Transfer to process II at cost 4,000
Direct wages 2,000
Direct material 3,000
Transfer to Finished stock 3,240
5 per unit.
Solution
40 275
Illustration 25:
TOTAL I II III
Material 15,084 5,200
Direct wages 18,000 4,000 6,000 8,000
18,000
1,000 units @
direct wages.
UNITS NORMAL LOSS
( per unit)
4
840 8
750 10
Solution
Dr. PROCESS-I- Account Cr.
Units Units
To, Material introduced 1000 1000 6,000 50 200
@
5,200
per unit
4,000
4,000
1000 19,200 1000 19,200
×36
876 58,260 876 58,260
Illustration 26 :
A product passes through three processes— A, B and C. 10,000 units at a cost of 1.10 were issued to
The wastage of process ‘A’ was sold at 0.25 per unit and that of ‘B’ at 0.50 per unit and that of C at
1.00.
10 per unit fetching
Solution
Dr. PROCESS-A- Account Cr.
1,500 48,185
8,000 @ 5.283
1,000
12,800
48,375 48,375
COST ACCOUNTING
Methods of Costing
6,500
1,503
10,400
68,088 68,088
Working Notes:
100
Illustration 27:
Degree of completion
Opening stock 1,600 Units Material
Overhead
10,200 Units
Units
Units scrapped 800 Units
Overhead
Illustration 28:
Stage of completion
200 units @ 4 per unit
Material 800
120 2 240
Overhead 120 1 120
1,160
3,600
4,760
Illustration 29:
From the following information prepare process account.
16,670
Illustration 30:
3 per unit
42,000
Solution
Statement of Equivalent Production
21,148 2.1768
Overhead 42,000 4.3232
Value of Closing Stock
Illustration 31:
stage of completion.
Material
Overhead
Solution
Statement of Equivalent Production
Statement of Cost
Material 40 40 1600
40 20 800
Overhead 40 10 400
2800
Illustration 32:
16,000.
Particulars PROCESS A PROCESS B
Solution
Dr. Process A- Account Cr.
8,200
40,000 40,000
8,000
1,500
500 864
64,233–2,000
×500
40,000–4,000
40,500 40,500
Dr. Process – B Finished Stock Account Cr.
Particulars Particulars
5000 8,000 8000 13,705
36500
×8,000
41,500
33500
1.7132 per unit
41500 41500
Illustration: 33
Statement of Cost
Material-I Material-II Labour Overheads
Opening stock 75 112 118
2360 520 1036 1541
2750
Material I 800
Material II 120
200
Overheads 240
1360
Material I 20
Material II 5
8
Overheads
42
COST ACCOUNTING
Methods of Costing
separation.
Difference Between Joint products and Co-products:
The processing of a particular raw material may result into the output of two or more products.
(c) The products are produced intentionally which implies that the management of the concerned
(e) The manufacturing process and raw material requirement is common up to a certain stage of