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Cost
It is the amount of expenditure, actual or notional, relating to
a specific thing or activity. The same can be a product, job,
service process or any other activity. It is the amount of
resources sacrificed or foregone to achieve a specified
objective.
Cost Object
Any activity or item for which a separate measurement of
costs is desired
Cost Centre
A location, function or items of equipment in respect of which
cost may be ascertained and related to cost units for control
purposes.
Cost Unit
A quantitative unit of product or service in relation to which cost
are ascertained.
Cost Accumulation
It is the process of collecting cost data through an
accounting system.
Cost Allocation
It is the charging of discrete, identifiable items of cost to cost
centre's or cost units.
Cost Apportionment
It is the allotment to two or more cost centre's of proportions of
the common items of cost on the estimated basis of benefit
received .
Cost Absorption
It is the method of assigning common costs to cost units on
some equitable basis.
Cost Driver
It is a factor which influences the cost of a cost object
Methods of Costing
• JOB COSTING
• CONTRACT COSTING
• BATCH COSTING
• PROCESS COSTING
• UNIT COSTING
• OPERATING COSTING
• OPERATION COSTING
• MULTIPLE COSTING
Techniques of Costing
• UNIFORM COSTING
• MARGINAL COSTING
• STANDARD COSTING
• HISTORICAL COSTING
• ABSORBTION COSTING
Cost Classification
• Elements
Material
Labour
Overhead
• Behaviour Pattern
Fixed Cost
Variable Cost
Semi Variable Cost
• Function Wise
Product Cost
Administrative Cost
Selling Cost
Distribution Cost
Research & Development Cost
• Normality
Normal Cost
Abnormal Cost