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Class 12 Accounting Unit or Production Cost Determination Notes and Important Questions

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Important Questions

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Long8mModel Question · Set A

The opening and closing balance of inventories are as below:

Inventories

Opening

Closing

Finished goods

Rs. 40,000

Rs. 45,000

Work-in-progress

Rs. 25,000

Rs. 20,000

Raw materials

Rs. 40,000

Rs. 50,000

The other information provided by the company for the month ended was as follows:

Purchase of raw material – Rs. 350,000
Direct labor cost – Rs. 420,000
Profit – 25% on sales
Factory overhead – 50% of direct labor cost
Selling expenses – 12% of factory cost
Administration overhead – 15% of factory cost


Required:
Cost sheet

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ShortOld Question · 2082

A factory provides the following information:

Items

Rs.

Material purchase

4,00,000

Carriage on purchase

20,000

Direct wages

2,00,000

Chargeable expenses

80,000

Custom duty

10,000

Indirect material

20,000

Factory rent

40,000

Depreciation on factory machinery

20,000

Depreciation on office furniture

30,000

Depreciation Delivery van

10,000

Carriage outward

15,000

Legal fee

25,000

Audit fee

18,000


Stock of goods

Item

Opening (Rs.)

Closing (Rs.)

Material

40,000

60,000

Semi-finished goods

80,000

20,000

Finished goods

1,00,000

70,000


Profit policy: 20% on cost

Required:
Prepare Cost Sheet.

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Long8mOld Question · 2081No solution yet

A food industry showed the following details of its production for the previous year:

Direct materials: Rs. 1,80,000
Direct wages: Rs. 1,20,000
Factory overhead: Rs. 60,000
Office overhead: Rs. 36,000


The industry wants to estimate the total cost and its selling price for next lot.
The cost department estimated the direct cost as follows:

Direct materials: Rs. 40,000
Direct wages: Rs. 30,000


Overheads are to be allocated as below:

  • Factory overhead: on the basis of direct wages

  • Office overhead: on the basis of factory cost

Profit: 20% on sales

a.
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Required:

Cost Sheet of previous year

b.
Short4m

Required:

Tender price for next lot

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Long8mOld Question · 2080No solution yet

The detail of manufacturing and other cost are as follows:

Direct material: Rs. 100,000
Direct wages: Rs. 80,000
Factory overhead: Rs. 60,000
Administrative overhead: Rs. 50,000
Selling overhead: Rs. 30,000

Following estimated cost were made for tender:

Direct material: Rs. 60,000
Direct wages: Rs. 40,000

Factory overhead based on direct wages and other overhead based on work cost. The company wants to earn 25% profit on sales.

a.
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Required:
Cost Sheet

b.
Short4m

Required:

Tender Sheet

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Long8mModel Question · Set B

Cost information for manufacturing a product is given below:

  • Direct material: 20,000 kgs @ Rs. 10 per kg

  • Direct labour cost: 80% of cost of material

  • Factory overhead: Rs. 64,000

  • Administrative overhead: Rs. 42,400


The following estimations were made for submitting a tender:

  • Estimated cost of materials: Rs. 30,000

  • Direct labour: Rs. 24,000

  • Factory overheads are absorbed on the basis of direct labour

  • Administrative overheads are absorbed on the basis of factory cost

  • A profit of 20% on selling price is estimated


Required:

Prepare:

  • Statement of Cost

  • Tender Sheet

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Short1mOld Question · 2080

Define process costing.

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This page covers Unit or Production Cost Determination, chapter 12 of 15 in the Class 12 Accounting syllabus set by the National Examination Board (NEB). 6 important questions for this chapter are available, each with a full solution.

For subjects like this one, examiners tend to reuse similar question patterns year to year — comparing this chapter's important questions against recent old NEB papers is one of the more efficient ways to revise.