Cost Accounting Practices Guide
Cost Accounting Practices Guide
JANUARY 2021
Jorge Romero Guzmán
Fecha:23/03/2019
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ENTRY EXAM
I. KNOWLEDGE: <3 points>
Define the following concepts
First cost
Normal cost
ABC Cost
Case 2 The manager of a factory must decide whether they should produce their own
packaging that the company has been acquiring from external suppliers at $1.10 each
one. The manufacturing of packaging would increase the company's overall costs by
$800 per month and the cost of materials and labor will be $0.60 per packaging.
How many packages should the company use per month to justify the decision to manufacture?
their own packaging?
IV. ANALYSIS: <4 pts>
Are the cost elements sufficient to separate the cost factors, or do they exist?
other mechanisms?
V. SYNTHESIS:
Create a synoptic chart that shows the elements of cost. <2 points>
Exercises 1.
PRACTICE 1
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3.- The company Renawar presents the following information about the period:
Initial inventory of direct materials S/. 11,000.00
Inventario final de materiales directos 13,000.00
Initial inventory of work in process products 25,000.00
Final inventory of work in progress products 10,000.00
Purchase of direct materials 95,000.00
Return of direct materials -3,500.00
Direct labor cost (includes LS) 110,000.00
Indirect manufacturing costs 70,000.00
Consumed parts 18,000.00
Production Supervisor (includes LS) 22,000.00
Factory cleaning service 13,000.00
Explosion insurance machinery 17,000.00
Initial inventory of finished products 15,000.00
Final inventory of finished products 45,000.00
Sales 380,000.00
Sales expenses 50,000.00
With this information prepare the following: Cost of the materials used in
the production, Cost of Production and Sales Statement; Income Statement
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EXERCISE 6.
In an industrial company BOMBER SAC, the following information corresponds to a
TheVATisnotpartofthecostasitisataxcredit.
Data: S/ S/ S/
Indirect labor in Inventory Inventory
4,000.00 DETAIL
factory Initial Final
Purchases of Raw Materials 9,300.00Productos Terminados 1,350.00 940.00
Freight overpurchases 250.00 Products in process 700.00 450.00
Energyconsumption 608.00 Raw materials 630.00 320.00
Depreciation of machines and
430.00
plant equipment
Direct labor 5,100.00
Guardianship 500.00
Buy supplies
600.00
auxiliary materials
Other manufacturing expenses 335.00
REQUIRED
Determine the Cost of Production Statement
Determine the Cost of Sales Statement
Determinar el Estado de Resultado, si cada producto se vende con el 35%
the utility over its cost and the administrative expenses amount to S/.897.00 and
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Determine the unit cost of production
2053 products were elaborated and all were sold.
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1.- Bolsix produces plastic bags, in May it incurred the following costs:
Materials S/ 40,000 (75% is direct materials)
Labor includes LS 20,000 (65% es de mano obra directa)
CIF 20,000 (60% electricity and 40% depreciation)
Selling expenses 35,000 (commissioned sellers)
Administrative Expenses 19,000 (office rent)
90% of the production in May was completely sold for S/. 150,000.00
The initial work in process is S/ 3,500.00 and the final is S/ 4,200.00
Prepare the Cost of Production Statement, the Income Statement and
determine the prime cost for the month of May.
2.- Renzo Costa SAC produces wallets, in December it has the following
information:
S/. 190,000 as the total of materials used in production, of which
S/ 180,000 was considered as direct material.
$175,000 as total labor cost (includes LS) applied in the
production and of which S/ 150,000 was considered as labor
indirect.
$75,000 as indirect manufacturing costs, factory depreciation.
S/. 15,000 as initial inventory and 20,000 final of products in process.
S/. 30,000 as selling expenses (freight transport).
$20,000 as administrative expenses (theft insurance).
The initial inventory amounts to 2,000 units at a cost per unit of S/. 20.
15,000 units are completed in the period, 12,000 are sold at S/.
600,000.
It is requested to determine the following:
• Production cost.
• Cost of sales
• finished goods production.
• Income Statement.
3.- The industrial company COPERNICO SAC presents us with the following
information as of 12/31/XX
Initial inventory of products in process S/. 16,000
Final inventory of work in progress products 17,000
Consumption of raw materials 89,000
Factory Supplies Consumption 3,000
Direct labor 21,000
Indirect manufacturing costs 26,000
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Machinery maintenance S/ 6,000
Waste treatment 12,000
Building depreciation plant 8,000
Initial inventory of finished products 33,000
Final inventory of finished products 43,000
Sales 300,000
Selling expenses 70,000
Advertising 30,000
Transport 40,000
Administrative Expenses 28,000
Rental space 12,000
Sure 16,000
It is requested to determine:
• Production cost.
• Cost of finished goods
• Cost of Sales
• Income Statement.
4.- The industrial company ABC provides the following information for the month of
May.
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ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES 75,000 Salaries
SELLING EXPENSES 105,000 Advertising
VOLUME OF PRODUCTION 10,000 UNITS
In this month, the initial inventory of products in process was S/
65,000 and the final inventory S/ 48,000. The initial inventory of products
finished was 400 units at a cost of S/ 50 each and the inventory
final 800 units (FIFO valuation method). Sales amount to S/.
800,000.
It is requested to prepare the cost of production and sales statement and the statement of
results.
6.- The company CONSUL SAC presents the following information as of 31.05.20XX:
Production of 1,300 units and 1,100 are sold at S/. 360.00 each + VAT.
The initial inventory of raw materials was S/. 15,000, the purchases were
S/. 80,000 and the final inventory was S/. 20,000:
The conversion costs were: direct labor S/. 12,000 and costs
indirect manufacturing costs S/. 43,000. The final work in process amounts to
S/. 10,000. The initial inventory of finished products was 400.
units at a cost of S/ 102.00 each.
Selling expenses were 25% of the sale value and the expenses of
management of 15% of it.
Prepare a cost of goods sold statement, knowing that the company applies the
average cost method.
Prepare a cost of sales statement, knowing that the company applies the
FIFO method.
With the first result, formulate the income statement.
7.- With the information provided for the month of May prepare
the cost of goods sold statement and calculate the unit cost of
finished product called 'FIORI' from the industrial company LADY SAC.
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8.- The industrial company EL POLOLO SAC dedicated to the sale of polos,
project the following information for the month of June.
Raw materials used $7,250
Indirect material used 1,370.
Direct labor at piece rate S/. 1.00 per unit produced
Salary of the cost accountant 2,200
Administrator's salary 2,100
Sales salaries 1,700
Building rental (The production area uses ½ building) 1,600
Rental of overlock machine per month S/. 0.20 (per unit produced).
Rights for the use of patents (calculated on the basis of Units
produced at a rate of S/. 0.10 per unit
Contributions and social contributions of the month Essalud and Senati
(Producción 50%, Administración 20%, ventas 30%)
Various Production Expenses 1,980
Various Sales Expenses 1,320
Various administrative expenses 1,680
The company will produce 20,000 polos, the selling price of each polo is
S/. 8.00 + VAT
It is requested to determine:
9.- The industrial company PENCIL SAC produces the pen product and in the month
In May 2018, the production process of 15,000 pens began.
present the following information:
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Exercises week 2.
Practice 1
Cost system by manufacturing orders, practical case
The Company Plásticos S.A. produces toys through the cost system
Production Orders for manufacturing plastic and metal toys.
Orden N° Pedido Client F. inicio [Link]
210 5,000 Electric trains Merly Burga 02-Jan 22-Jan
211 34,000 dolls Sandy Acosta 03-Jan 25-Jan
212 15,000 board games Lesli Inga 04-Ene 06-Feb
The operations of a cost period are as follows:
At the beginning of January of 201x, it has the following initial balances:
Raw materials warehouse 250,000
Work in Progress 150,000
Machinery 1,200,000
Accumulated depreciation 300,000
The analysis of accounts is as follows:
Raw materials warehouse S/
Plastic raw materials 10,000.00 kg a S/. 20.00 c/u 200,000.00
Metal raw materials 5,000.00 kg at S/. 10.00 each 50,000.00
Total 250,000.00
Production in progress OT 210
Direct materials 100,000.00
Direct labor 20,000.00
Cif 30,000.00
Total 150,000.00
Operations:
Jan 1 Purchases from suppliers (vc) S/. 550,000.00 of raw materials:
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Journal entries
Production cost statements and
Income statement (N and F)
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Practice 2
PRACTICAL EXERCISE ON PRODUCTION ORDERS
Muebles Finos, SA manufactures desks of different models, uses the system of
costs by Production Orders, presents us with the balances for the month of May:
I. ALMACEN DE MATERIAS PRIMAS
Subject Unit Price Amount
Amount
First measure unitary Total
Material 'A' mts 15,000 8.00 120,000.00
Material 'B' mts 8,000 5.00 40,000.00
Material 'C' mts 4,500 3.00 13,500.00
Total S/ 173,500.00
3. On May 02, invoices 002-580, 002-582 are received from local suppliers.
001-2583, that support the purchase of indirect materials that were
Entered directly into the Warehouse, with a total cost of S/ 85,000.00.
4. On May 3, indirect materials included in invoice 002-582 were returned.
with a cost of S/ 5,000.00
5. According to the Raw Materials Kardex Assistant on May 3rd
the consumption of direct materials was as follows:
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REQUEST ORDER OF CANTIDAD PRECIO
MATERIAL TOTAL AMOUNT S/.
CION PROD MTS UNITARY
2880 101 C 3,500 4.50 15,750.00 15,750.00
102 A 9,000 9.00 81,000.00
2881 102 B 7,000 6.00 42,000.00
102 C 5,000 4.50 22,500.00 145,500.00
103 A 10,000 9.00 90,000.00
2882 103 B 8,500 6.00 51,000.00
103 C 3,000 4.50 13,500.00 154,500.00
104 A 5,500 9.00 49,500.00
2883 104 B 4,800 6.00 28,800.00
104 C 6,000 4.50 27,000.00 105,300.00
TOTALRAW MATERIAL 421,050.00
Other Warehouse Exits, indirect materials used amounted to S/
65,074.10 Requisición 2884
5. May 30 The total factory wages amount to S/ 235,000.00 for the month.
The distribution of salaries and wages at the factory is as follows:
DIRECT LABOR CONCENTRATE
USED IN PRODUCTION
ORDER OF QUANTITY COST AMOUNT
PROD HRS UNITARIANS/
101 910 8.50 7,735.00
102 9,300 8.50 79,050.00
103 7,500 8.50 63,750.00
104 3,250 8.50 27,625.00
TOTAL 178,160.00 Add Essalud and Senati
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9. The indirect manufacturing costs are transferred, recorded with the technique
from Valuation of Historical Costs (see note 2).
10. During the period, production orders No. 101, 102 were completed.
and 103. Which are transferred to the Finished Goods Warehouse. It remains
order number 104 is in process.
11. Cash sales of 2,000 desks are made:
1,000 desks (OP 101) S/ 309,943.00
1,000 walnut desks (OP 102) S/ 500,000.00
Total S/. 809,943.00
The cost of goods sold must be recorded.
12. The administrative and sales expenses for the period are as follows:
Administration expenses:
Personal service $ 50,000
Legal fees 5,000
Surveillance 6,800
Sales expenses:
Propaganda 23,000
Freight 8,000
14. Waste is sold for cash for S/ 1,200.00
Note: They should be considered as other income, therefore, it should be credited to the
account of: Other Income
IV. IT IS REQUESTED:
Journal Entries
Mayor
Prepare the Cost of Production and Sales statement.
Prepare the income statement in a simple format.
Prepare the 4 production orders, considering that Order 101
it has accumulated costs from the previous period and that order 104 has not been
completed.
Clarifying notes on the exercise.
The processing is carried out through a single production department.
2. Indirect manufacturing costs are applied to production orders.
according to the direct man hours used in each order:
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Practice 3
The CIA. Janet SAC industry shows us its information as of February 1st.
The production orders are as follows:
order Delivery date Client: requested units
101 28-Feb Carolina Laos 510 unit
102 23-Feb Carla Rojas 305 unit
103 13-Feb Milagros Maco 128 unid.
104 20-Feb Patricia Fiori 233 unit.
The accounts of indirect costs (CIF) are closed at the end of the month by transferring the
balance of the CIF on over or under applied cost of sales.
note:
24 Raw materials S/. 65,000.00 (1)
23 Products in process 37,300.00 2
25 Miscellaneous Supplies 4,000.00
During the month of February, the following operations were carried out:
1.- Purchases: S/ S/
MaterialX 3,000 units to 3.00
MaterialX 4,000 units to 4.00
MaterialY 2,000 units to 6.00
Suministros diversos Total 3,000.00
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2.- From the largest materials, the following is applied (average cost) in February:
Requisition MaterialXMater.Y
116 20% 10% on the order # 101
117 10% 30% off the order # 102
118 20% 10% on the order # 103
119 40% 20% off the order # 104
120 Various supplies S/ 3,000 to several
It is requested:
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ASSIGNED PRACTICE
CASE NO. 04: PRODUCTION ORDERS
Yesterday, Zelada, General Manager of the gastronomic company Causita Rica SA has
hired a quality expert as an advisor, to prepare the cost of the
next year, for which he provides the required information:
1. Request for food materials
per unit Unit Plato A Plato B Plato C
Material 1 gram 150 130 100
Material 2 gram 60 70 60
Material 3 gram 90 40 50
2. Direct labor hours in preparation:
Labor hours Plate A Plato B Plato C
For every 100 plates 3 1 2
The labor hour costs S/ 10.00.
3. Inventory Information
Cost per
Unid Inventory Inventory
Concept 100 grams
measure Initial gr final gr
S/
Material 1 grams 10,000 8,000 2.00
Material 2 grams 15,000 4,000 2.67
Material 3 grams 5,000 3,000 4.00
4. Dishes throughout the year
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Practice 5
The company Rosario SAC has started its activities and requires two
Process departments.
Direct materials are added in Departments A and B.
Apt. A Department B
Units:
They started the process » 60,000 0
Transferred to the following -50,000 50,000
Finished Units 0 40,000
Final units in process: materials at 100% 10,000 10,000
Degree of progress of conversion costs 70% 25%
Period costs:
Purchases of materials S/. 319,000
Direct unit materials (per processed unit) 3.5 2.16
Direct Labor (rate per processed unit) S/. 1 4
Indirect manufacturing costs 150% of the labor cost.
Administrative Expenses S/ 20,006
The production is sold with a profit of 30% per unit.
Note: the MOD (includes social laws)
It is requested:
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Practice 6
Joint Cost Practice
Costs:
Direct cost -unitarians-
hand material of
first work
Blouses S/ 6.75 6.00
Shorts S/ 10.00 8.00
Skirts S/ 6.00 4.00
labor includes social laws
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Practice 7
ESTIMATED COSTS
The National Bottling Company S.A. produces carbonated water in boxes of 24.
bottles, whose estimated cost is as follows:
Materiales 7.60
Labor 1.70
Indirect factory costs 1.00
S/10.30
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Practice 8
STANDARD COSTS
The following Standard cost sheet is available.
S/ S/.
Materials D 10 Kg. to 6.00 60.00
[Link] O. 5 hrs. a 2.00 10.00
CIF 5 hrs. a 4.00 20.00
Unit cost. Standard 90.00
Budget:
Indirect factory costs $2,000.00
Production capacity (direct labor hours) 500
Operations:
1.- 1,500 Kg are purchased at a cost of S/ 6.20 per kg
2.- The requisition of direct materials is 975 kgs
3.- Direct labor is 450 hours at S/ 2.10 per hour
4.- Actual indirect costs $2,200.00
30 units are for sale at S/ 200.00 each
6.- Operating expenses amount to $2,000.00
Informe de volumen de producción:
Production completed 75 units
Work in progress (100% of materials and 50% labor and overhead) 20 units
It is requested:
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QUALIFIED PRACTICE
The company Gordillo S.A. manufactures two types of shirts, which it calls A and B.
At the beginning of each year, the cost estimates for manufacturing are formulated.
and the selling prices are set.
For the current year, the estimated costs and selling prices were:
Note: Historical costs are joint costs for A and for B, separate them.
cost elements taking the valuation sheet as a reference
production completed at estimated costs
There was no initial or final inventory, in process
It is requested:
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Exercises 3.
The prime costs are broken down into 60% direct materials and 40% direct labor.
indirect costs amount to S / 200,000
By nature according to the Chart of Accounts By activity (ABC perspective)
Factory plant rental S/ 36,000 Material handling S/ 90,000
Supervision salaries include LS 60,000 Prepare machines 60,000
Depreciation of equipment 54,000 Machine work 50,000
Driving force 20,000 200,000
Machine breakage insurance 8,000
Services contracted to third parties 13,000
Indirect materials 9,000
200,000
Under the current system, the CIFs are assigned based on machine hours.
lamps are produced in batches.
The products are sold:
Classic lamp 15 soles
Modern Lamp 20 soles
It is requested:
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IT IS REQUESTED:
1. Calculate the CIF fee based on the MOD hours for its application
in a production cost statement - simple method
2. Calculate the CIF fee based on departmental fees taking into account
accounts for the fact that the cutting department makes intensive use of MOD and the
The printing department makes intensive use of the machines. To apply.
in a cost of production statement by department.
3. Calculate the CIF fee based on the activities. To apply in a
cost of production statement by activities.
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It is requested:
Calculate the CIF rate based on the MOD hours for your
application in a production cost state - simple method.
2. Calculate the CIF fee based on departmental fees having
consider that the manufacturing department makes intensive use of
The MOD and the assembly department make intensive use of the machines.
To apply in a cost of production statement by department.
3. Calculate the CIF fee based on the activities. To apply in a
cost of production statement by activities
Adapted from the book Cost Management 5th edition Don R. Hansen
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Practice 4
Tropical Juices SAC produces fruit juices, which it sells in containers.
PET (in packs of 20 units). Three types of fruit juices are made from
Orange, passion fruit, and mango.
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The Activities and the respective Cost drivers have been analyzed.
TABLE NO. 02
ACTIVIDADES INDUCTORS
1.-PREPARE MACHINES Manufacturing Batch No.
2.- TO MACHINATE. Number of Hours / Machine
3.- RECEPCION DE MATERIALES Nº de Recepciones
4.- PLAN PRODUCTION Order Number of Production
3.- The information presented in table No. 03 has been revealed.
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FRAME No. 03
CONCEPT Orange Passion fruit Mango
A.- The products were manufactured in batches
5,000 units. 5,000 units. 5,000 units.
of manufacture, each batch contains.
B. The Reception of materials for
15 times 35 times 220 times
each product was
C. The products have been shipped, the
9 times 3 times 20 times
next number of times.
D. The production orders issued
15 orders 10 orders 25 orders
to the plant have been:
In its beginnings, simple costing was applied, assigning its indirect costs.
indirect manufacturing costs) based on man-hours consumed in the
manufacturing of each product.
In a departmental cost system, the following bases are used:
distribution
Pre-treatment and treatment of fruit: Cost of raw material
Preparation : machine hours
Cooling and packaging : Production volume
The possibility of applying ABC Costing is being evaluated, that is to say,
implement a System that is based on Activities, in such a way that
improve the current Traditional Costing System, based on volume of
production. On the other hand, senior management wants to receive a report of
Gains and Losses that illustrate the application of ABC.
The production is sold with a margin over costs of 50%
The operational costs are:
Administration expenses 15,000 (Staff services 60%, Legal fees 30% 10%
office supplies
Gastos de venta 80,000 (fletes 70% seguros, 20% publicidad 10%)
Is requested