The journal entry is
Manufacture Overhead 8000
Raw Materials 8000
What journal entry is made in a job-order costing system when $8000 of material are requisitioned for general factory use instead of for use in a particular job?
variable costing
what is done to plastic material in the plastic factory
what is done to plastic material in the plastic factory
what is done to plastic material in the plastic factory
a.k.a. Absorption Costing, is a method that includes direct manufacturing costs as well as indirect manufacturing costs such as machine depreciation and factory. (GAAP Required)
fixed expense
Rate of material is calculated as follows: Basic market rate Ex factory - Rs X Add Excise duty if applicable Total - Rs A Add transportation cost from factory to site Total - Rs B Add taxes such as VAT, State sales tax, Central sales tax etc., as applicable Total - Rs C Add octroi or entry tax if applicable Total - Rs D This is the rate of material to be considered in costing of items
The question is open ended. However according the costing formula prior to costing complete garment making, you have to calculate how much fabric is need to make the garment (Use Medium). Calculate fabric Consumption (refer: http://www.onlineclothingstudy.com/2011/03/how-to-measure-fabric-consumption-of.html ). Once you get fabric consumption in Kg multiply it with with fabric cost. Simple formula is = material cost + Cut and Make (CM) cost + Overhead Where, - Material cost includes fabric cost, all trims and packing material cost. - CM includes cutting fabric and stitching cost. - and overhead is staffs cost and factory running cost. this taken as a percentage of Material cost and CM cost. For details you can refer to my site: www.onlineclothingstudy.com
I started my carrier at a very junior level as Management Trainee in a factory and last ten heading Finance & Accounts department . I am handling finance, accounts, MIS , budget , Costing in-dependably of a mid size factory operation.
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No, a factory produces a product; while an industry refers to the product and all the factories that produce that particular product.