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ACCOUNTING
M-II-2002
METHOD OF COSTING
METHOD OF COSTING
Operation Costing
Process Costing
Single Costing
Operating Costing
Job Costing
costs are collected and accumulated
according to jobs, contracts, products or
work
.
order orders
of customers
& Not continuous
no uniformity in the flow of production
Costs are collected and accumulated after the completion
separate work in progress maintained
identifying profitable and
X entity
more labour intensive
Each job is treated as a separate
unprofitable jobs.
X With increase in clerical work,
Provides information for
there are chances for
preparation of estimates
committing more errors and
facilitates effective cost
mistakes.
control
X It does not provide for the
It helps management to fix
control of cost
selling price
X difficult to make cost
Spoilage and defective works
comparison
can be easily identified
cost-plus formula of pricing
budgetary control of
Batch
a lot of similar units which
comprise the batch may be
Costing
used as a cost unit for ascertainment of a cost.
Contract Costing
Terminal costing which undertakes definite contract for
long period
X No adv due to
No risk of loss
Normally labor & expenses
are direct
favourable
mkt
Protects
from risk of
Calculation of profit of incomplete
contract
X
Suffer
own
efficiency
fluctuations
X Not much scope for cost
Simplifies the work
reduction
Helps in audit
X Price cannot be known
Ensure fair price
till completion
Job
Costing
Batch Costing
Job or order
Each job is separate
Overheads are determined
Cost at completion
Contract
Costing
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