Friday 14 November 2014

Example of stock valuation in Marginal Costing



Example of stock valuation in Marginal Costing


In below example we have explained how the closing inventory is deal in marginal costing. It is important to note that stock are valued at variable production cost in marginal costing where under absorption costing valuation is done at full production cost.


Sales Price
40 per unit
Direct Material
24 per unit
Direct Labor
  6  per unit
Direct Expenses
  4  per unit
Factory Rent
10,000
Heating Factory
10,000
Output produced and Sold
12,000 & 10,000 units

Calculated profit and stock valuation under Marginal Costing

Solution

This example can be solved by two methods

Method 1


1. Profit Calculation

Units
Rate
Total
Sales
10,000
40
 400,000
Less: Variable Cost
10,000
(24+6+4)=34
(340,000)
Contribution


   60,000
Less: Fixed Cost

(10,000+10,000)
  (20,000)
Profit


   40,000

2. Stock Valuation

Unit
Rate
Amount
Closing Stock
2000 units
34
68,000



Method 2


 Profit Calculation

Units
Rate
Total
Total
Sales
10,000
40

 400,000
Production Cost
12,000
(24+6+4)=34
408,000

Less Closing Stock
2,000
34
 (68,000)

Variable Production Cost



  (340,000)
Contribution



      60,000
Fixed Cost



    (20,000)
Profit


  
      40,000


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