Distinguish between Cost Audit and Management Audit. Explain the significance of cost accounting record maintenance and cost audit in a manufacturing company as per Companies Act, 2013.
In the process of audit of accounts of a company you come to know that wages paid for installation of new machinery 18,000 have been debited in wages account and credited in bank account. Is this treatment correct to be allowed by the auditor?
How is the depreciation on machinery calculated by straight-line method of charging depreciation at the end of the accounting year?
Discuss the statement 'Cost Accounting is an indispensable tool of modern management.' Explain the objectives and advantages of Cost Accounting.
Define maximum stock level, minimum stock level, ordering level, average stock level, danger level, and economic order quantity. How are these calculated?
Calculate total contribution, contribution per unit, profit volume ratio, fixed costs, break-even point in units and in , margin of safety in units and in , sales volume to earn a specific profit, and profit for given sales volumes.
What are the shortcomings in financial statements prepared under the Historical Cost Accounting Method (HCA) during periods of inflation?
How is Cost of Sales Adjustment (COSA) calculated while preparing final accounts of companies under Current Cost Accounting (CCA) method of accounting for price level changes?
Define goodwill and discuss its accounting treatment upon admission and retirement of a partner.
What is meant by Cost Accounting? Explain its objectives and limitations.
A furniture company manufactures stools, chairs and tables. The materials and wages cost per unit of furniture are given. The factory overhead during the month was Rs. 36,000. Determine the factory cost of each type of furniture assuming equivalences for overhead allocation.
The figures relate to two jobs. Works on cost is 50% on Prime cost and office on cost is 50% on labour. Find out the total cost of each job.