Product Cost sheet is basic document to introduce the formulation of cost for
product being produced. Product costing sheet smells all individual cost including in
the production irrespective of direct or indirect cost.
Elements of Cost
Those materials which can be identified in the product and can be conveniently
measured and directly charged to the product.
E.g.: cloth of dress making, bricks for building
DIRECT LABOUR
All expenditures other than direct material or direct labour that are specifically
incurred for a particular product or process. Such expense is charged directly to the
particular cost centre as part of the prime cost.
Eg: Excise duty, Royalty on production, surveyor’s fees, designing or drawing
expenses etc
1. Carriage Inwards
2. Production Royalty
3. Hire Charges of Special Equipment
4. Cost of Special Drawings/Designing
5. Process Cost
Note: Direct Expenses (Process Cost) comes from Activity cost
All material, labour and expenses, which cannot be identified as direct costs, are
termed as ‘indirect costs’. The three elements of indirect costs namely indirect
materials, indirect labour and indirect expenses are collectively known as
‘Manufacturing or Factory Overheads’ or ‘On costs”.
Consumable like lubricating oil, spare parts for machinery are called as indirect
materials. Such commodities do not form part of the finished product.
1. Lubricating Oil
2. Grease
3. Paper/Cloth
4. Quality check chemicals
The workers employed for carrying out tasks incidental to production of goods or
those engaged for office work and selling and distribution activities are known as
‘indirect labour’. The reward given to them is called indirect wages.
Indirect Expenses
All expenses other than indirect materials and labour which cannot be directly
attributed to a particular product, job or service are termed as ‘indirect expenses.
1. Rent of Building
2. Repair of Machinery
3. Factory Lighting and Heating
4. Insurance
5. Oil and Water
6. Depreciation of Factory
Administration Cost
Administration cost is incurred for general administration of the organization and for
the operational control.
Selling Overheads
Selling Costs are incurred to create and stimulate the demand and to secure the
demand
Distribution Overheads
1. Distribution Cost
2. Packaging cost
3. Warehouse cost
4. Carriage Outwards
5. Insurance
6. Upkeeps of vans
Costing Sheet Architecture: Costing sheet would prepare on the basis of master
record in the master module. The Costing Master will include the entire
add/delete/customize field for individual cost particulars. Costing sheet Master
would also help to categorize the cost particulars.
Name of Cost
Main Category
Sub Category
Submit Reset
• Name of Costing Sheet would be hard coded in the software and will display
as combo box
• Name of Cost should be written by User
• Main Category would be hard coded and would display as combo box
• Sub category would also be hard coded and would display as combo box
*As the cost would be added in the master, would reflect into respective
costing sheet.
Product costing sheet: Product Costing Sheet will display the cost of production
of one batch. Product costing Sheet will include Material cost, Labour cost, and
other expenses incurred during production of one unit.
(C)Overheads or Expenses
Direct Expenses
Indirect Expenses
Cost of Direct Expenses should come from Production department
Finance> Cost Sheet>Product Cost sheet
*As per present Design and modify as per above description or after discussion
Direct Cost
Total
Indirect Cost
Total
(A)Total(Material Cost)
(A)Prime Cost
Total
Factory Overheads
Total
Cost Of Sales
*Above Design shows the part of Financial Costing sheet. Full cost Sheet
should be made as per consultation.