Direct Materials +
Direct Labour + Direct Expenses = Prime Costs
Prime Costs +
Production Overheads = Manufacturing Costs
Note:
The Production Overheads will have to account for both the
Opening Work In Progress and Closing Work In Progress.
Direct Materials
Cost of the raw materials that are used to make the finished
goods.
Direct Labour
Refers to the wages of the labour who are involved in the
actual production of the finished goods.
Direct Expenses
Production expenses which are directly traceable to the
finished goods other than the direct materials and direct labour.
Production overheads
The production or factory overheads which are not directly
traceable to the finished product.
These are not the prime costs which are incurred in the
factory.
Prime Costs
Is the total direct production costs of finished goods.
Opening Work In Progress
Is the cost of uncompleted production process at the
beginning of the financial period.
Closing Work In Progress
Is the cost of uncompleted production process at the end of
the financial period.
Transfer of Finished Goods
The transfer of finished goods from the Manufacturing
Account to the Trading Account are usually
made at a cost plus profit margin.
Cost Plus Profit Margin
Transferring of goods manufactured at cost plus profit
margin is for the purpose of distinguishing profit made
by manufacturing finished goods from trading profit.
Journal entry:
Dr Manufacturing
Account
Cr Profit
& Loss Account
Unrealised Profit
At year end, an unrealised profit will need to be accounted
for in the Manufacturing Account.
The Manufacturing profit is in the stock valuation and must
be removed.
An unrealised profit exist when there are stocks of finished
goods not sold out to a third party at the
end of a particular financial year.
To do this adjustment, Provision For Unrealised Profit
Account must be created.
Journal Entry:
Dr Profit
& Loss Account
Cr Provision
For Unrealised Profit
Extract of Balance Sheet as at …
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Current Assets
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Stock - Finished goods
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xxx
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Less : Provision for unrealised profit
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(xxx)
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xxx
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