Principles of Factory Cost Keeping
Principles of Factory Cost Keeping
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Again, in the case of a keg of nails, the stores requisition will show that 140 pounds of nails have been used, whereas 150 pounds have actually been withdrawn from the stock. The difference is due to the small overweight or surplus which is almost inevitably added to each pound weighed out.
In view of these differences a book adjustment of some kind becomes necessary. In those cases where the difference is small the best method is to make the necessary adjustment on the tally card, by correcti...ng the quantity to correspond with actual conditions. At the same time the quantity item in the stores ledger account is simi- larly corrected as to quantity, but no change is made as to the book value of the stock on hand. Any quantities withdrawn after this adjustment has been made will therefore be charged to the production order at a slightly higher unit cost than formerly prevailed. Thus, for example, an account with a certain type of bolts, the purchase price of which is I cent apiece, shows, before the correction is made, 100, 000 bolts with a book value of $1, 000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again, in the case of a keg of nails, the stores requisition will show that 140 pounds of nails have been used, whereas 150 pounds have actually been withdrawn from the stock. The difference is due to the small overweight or surplus which is almost inevitably added to each pound weighed out.
In view of these differences a book adjustment of some kind becomes necessary. In those cases where the difference is small the best method is to make the necessary adjustment on the tally card, by correcti...ng the quantity to correspond with actual conditions. At the same time the quantity item in the stores ledger account is simi- larly corrected as to quantity, but no change is made as to the book value of the stock on hand. Any quantities withdrawn after this adjustment has been made will therefore be charged to the production order at a slightly higher unit cost than formerly prevailed. Thus, for example, an account with a certain type of bolts, the purchase price of which is I cent apiece, shows, before the correction is made, 100, 000 bolts with a book value of $1, 000.
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