FINAL ACCOUNT OF MANUFACTURING ENTITIES
FINAL ACCOUNT OF MANUFACTURING
ENTITIES
MANUFACTURING ACCOUNT:
In a case where the
cost of manufacturing goods is to be ascertained, the Manufacturing Account is
prepared. The main feature of a Manufacturing Account are the following :—
¨ It is debited with all expenses that are incurred in
manufacturing of goods. In this account, besides such
expenses as freight on purchases of raw materials, customs duty, wages, rent
and lighting of factory building, we
must also debit the manufacturing account with repairs to plant and machinery.
depreciation on machinery, loose tools, etc.
¨ In this account, we have to show the value of materials
consumed instead of showing figures of opening stock, purchases and closing
stock separately.
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Raw Material consumed:
Opening Stock of Raw material *****
Add: Purchases of Raw Material *****
Less: Closing Stock of Raw Material *****
*****
Note:- Opening and Closing Stocks of
finished goods are not entered in Manufacturing Account,
¨ The opening stock of work-in- progress is debited and
closing stock of work-in-progress is credited. The usual basis of valuation of
work in progress is the actual materials used and labour spend on these
unfinished goods plus a proper proportion of manufacturing expenses, generally
on the basis of labour.
¨ In the course of manufacturing some waste material always
emerges. when they are sold, the amount realized credited to “Scrap Account”.
This Account is transferred to the credit side of the Manufacturing Account.
¨ The Balance in Manufacturing Account (i.e. the difference
between the debit and credit sides) is the cost of the goods produced during
the period. This is transferred to the debit side of the Trading Account.
Manufacturing Account of ----for the year ending----
Particulars |
|
Amount |
Particulars |
|
Amount |
To Opening WIP To Raw Material Consumed Opening Stock Add: Purchases Add: Cartage in ward Add: Freight in ward Less Closing Stock To Wages To Salary to Works
Manager To Power. Electricity and
Water To Fuel To Depreciation on: Plant and Machinery Factory Land & Building To Repair to: Plant & Machinery Factory Building To Insurance: Plant & Machinery Factory Building To Factory Rent &
Taxes To Royalty based on
production |
**** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** |
***** ****** ****** ****** ****** ****** **** **** **** **** **** |
By Sale of Scrap By Closing WIP By Trading Account (Cost of Goods
produced transfrd.) |
|
****** ****** ****** |
Total |
|
***** |
Total |
|
****** |
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