Manufacturing Account
It is prepared to ascertain the cost of goods manufactured during an accounting period.
This account is prepared only by a business which is manufacturing goods.
Items appearing on the debit side
Stock
It is of three types:
- Raw materials: raw material purchased but not yet consumed.
- Work in progress: Goods which are still semi-finished.
- Finished goods: Completed goods but yet unsold and laying in warehouse waiting to be sold.
Raw materials consumed during the period is calculated as follows
Opening Stock of Raw material |
xxxx |
Add: Purchase of Raw Materials |
xxxx |
|
xxxx |
Less: Closing Stock of Raw Materials |
xxxx |
|
xxxx |
Carriage Inwards
All expenses incurred for bringing the raw materials to the factory e.g. custom duty, excise etc.
Factory overheads
All indirect expenses related to the operation of factory such as
- indirect materials (not direct raw material used in manufacturing) e.g. lubricants for machinery
- indirect labour (not direct labour) e.g. supervisor wages
- indirect expenses such as factory insurance, rent, depreciation of machinery
Items appearing on Credit Side
Sale of Scrap
Scrap is the waste products during the process of manufacturing. Money realized by their sales (an income!)
Any Work in Progress
Any unfinished goods left with the manufacturer at the end of the accounting period.
How to calculate the Cost of Production?
Total Debit Side – Total Credit Side
This balance is known as the Cost of Production
It is transferred to the Trading Account.
Format of Manufacturing Account
download Manufacturing Account Format