Standard Costing or Variance Analysis
Standard Costing or Variance Analysis
Standard Costing or Variance Analysis
Cost variances
Budget
Material budget ( Material ki expected cost)
Labour Budget ( Labour ki expected cost)
Factory overheads ( Expected FOH)
Material variances:
I am expecting to produce 5,000 Books of a Product A
Suppose 5 kg material is required to produce one Book of Product A
We need (5kg/unit X 5,000 units)= 25,000kgs material to produce 5,000 units of Product A
Actual Data
After production of 5,000 Books of Product A Following results are taken
We consumed 28,000 kgs of Material and bought Rs.9.50 per kg
Overall variance
Standard cost ( 10,000 X 10 ) 100,000 ( Expected cost of Direct labour)
(-) Actual cost (12,000 X 9) (108,000) ( Actual cost of direct labour )
Direct Labour variance ( Unfavorable) 8,000
Solution (I)
Material quantity variance
(Actual quantity – Standard Quantity ) X Standard price
(9,800 – 10,000) X 4
800 (FAV)
Solution (II)
Labour time variance
Labour time variance = (Actual Hours – Standard hours) X Standard rate
(6,000 – 5,000 ) X 6.00
6,000 (Unfav)
Solution (III)
Factory overheads
Standard FOH (6,000 X 6.50) X 50% Rs. 19,500 (Hum ye cost expect kar rahe the)
(-) Actual FOH (13,500) ( Actual mai cost lagi)
FOH Variance (FAV) 6,000
Following are the entries to record variances
1.
Work in process (10,000 X 4) DR 40,000 Standard
Material quantity variance CR 800
Material price Variance CR 4,900
Material inventory (9,800 X 3.50) CR 34,300 Actual
(To Record Material variance)
2.
Work in process (5,000 X 6) DR 30,000 Standard
Labour time variance DR 6,000
Labour Rate Variance DR 3,000
Accrued Payroll (6,000 X 6.50) CR 39,000 Actual
3.
Work in process Dr 19,500 Standard
FOH Variance CR 6,000
Factory overheads CR 13,500 Actual
3.
FOH Variance DR 6,000
Cost of goods sold CR 6,000
1.
Material quantity variance DR 800
Material price Variance DR 4,900
FOH Variance DR 6,000
Cost of goods sold CR 11,700
2.
Cost of goods sold Dr 9,000
Labour time variance CR 6,000
Labour Rate Variance CR 3,000
1.
Material quantity variance DR 800
Material price Variance DR 4,900
FOH Variance DR 6,000
Labour time variance CR 6,000
Labour Rate Variance CR 3,000
Cost of goods sold CR 2,700
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Foh Variances
1. Controllable variance OR Spending variance
2. Volume variance OR Idle capacity variance
Class room = Maximum capacity 50 Students
Budget is made on budgeted activity ( Units or hours )
Maximum units ki production, Maximum hours utilization
Budgeted units or budgeted capacity
Fixed Overheads/Cost : Rent, factory manager salary, supervisor salary.50,000, 30,000, 10,000
Variable overheads/Cost: Electricity =
One books Direct material cost Rs 200
2 books = 400
3 books = 600
4 books = 800
Controllable Variance
Variable overheads
Here we compare” Standard variable overheads at actual output” with “Actual variable overheads”
Standard variable overheads at actual output : is ka matlab hume ye daikhna hoga k jo bhi humara
actual output hai us pe variable overheads kitne hone chaye the
Standard variable overheads at actual out put = Actual out put X Per unit variable overhead rate
Per unit variable overhead rate : This rate is always calculated on the basis of normal out put
Standard variable oveheads at actual out put = 800 X 7 = 5,600 ( is ka matlab 800 units banana per
5,600 k variable oveheads lagne chaiye the )
Controllable variance
Standard variable overheads at actual out put (800 X 7) 5,600
(-) Actual variable overheads (3,480)
Controllable variance (Favorable) 2,120
Other way to find controllable variance
Actual factory overheads 18,480 ( Fixed and variable both)
(-) Budgeted Allowance
Fixed overheads 15,000
Variable overheads (800 X 7) 5,600
Budgeted Allowance (20,600) ( Fixed and variable both)
Controllable variance (Favorable variance) 2,120
In B.com Only
Controllable variance/Spending variance
Volume variance / Idle Capacity Variance
2019(R) Q.8
Variable overheads Rate = Variable overheads at normal Direct Labour Hours/Normal DL Hours
Variable overheads Rate = 350,000/200,000 = Rs.1.75/DL Hour
Fixed Overheads Rate = Fixed overheads at normal Direct Labour hours/Normal DL Hours
Fixed Overheads Rate = 250,000 / 200,000 = Rs. 1.25/DL Hour
We are estimating k hum 20,000 hours kam karenge aur pe FOH (30,000 + 90,000) = 120,000 honge aisa
hum expect kar rahe hain
FOH Application Rate:
Method #1
Fixed Overhead Rate = Estimated Fixed FOH/Estimated DL Hours = 30,000/20,000 =1.5/DL Hour
Variable Overhead Rate = Estimated Variable FOH/Estimated DL Hours = 90,000/20,000 = 4.5/DL Hour
FOH Application Rate 6.0/DL Hour
Method #2
Estimated Fixed FOH + Estimated Variable FOH
FOH Application Rate =
Estimated DL Hours
30,000 + 90,000
FOH Application Rate =
20,000
120,000
FOH Application Rate =
20,000
FOH Application Rate = 6/ DL Hour
Hum Rate nikalte hain budgeted data aur us ko actual pe apply karte hain to hume applied FOH Milta hai
aur phr us applied Foh ko compare kiya jata hai actual foh se. to ya to hum ne over apply kia hota hai ya
phr under apply kia hota hai. Agar applied ziada ho actual k muqable mai to wo over applied kehlata hai
aur agar applied kam ho actual k muqable mai to wo under applied kehlata hai.
If we want find actual cost then we have to add unfavorable variance and subtract favorable variance
from standard cost
If we want to find standard cost we have to add favorable variance and subtract unfavorable from actual
cost
Standard cost of Direct material 240,000
(+) Material price variance (Un favorable) 110,000
(-) Material quantity variance (Favorable) (25,000)
Actual cost of Direct material 325,000