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Unit 5: Methods of Valuing Material Issues




                                                                                                Notes
                 Example: prepare the stores ledger account based on the weighted average method of
          pricing issues from the following informations:
              July 2008,

                 2    Opening balance 24,000 kgs @ ` 7,500 per tonne
                 2    Purchase 44,000 kgs @ ` 7,600 per tonne
                 2    Issue 10,000 kgs
                 4    Issue 1 6,000 kgs
                 10   Issue 24,000 kgs

                 11    Purchase 10,000 kgs @ ` 7,800 per tonne
                 16   Issue 24,000 kgs
                 20    Purchase 50,000 kgs @ ` 8,000 per tonne
                 25   Issue 30,000 kgs
                 31    Issue 22,000 kgs

          Solution:

                                        Stores Ledger Account
             date           Receipts                  Issues               Balance
                     Qty.     Rate    Amount   Qty.    Rate    Amount   Qty.   Amount
                     Units    (`)      (`)    Units     (`)     (`)     Units    (`)
           July        –       –       –        –       –        –     24,000  1,80,000 (a)
           2008, 2
           2         44,000   7.60   3,34,440   –       –              68,000  5,14,400
           2           –       –       –      10,000  7.5647 (b)  75,647  58,000  4,38,753
           4           –       –       –      16,000   7.5647  1,21,035  42,000  3,17,718
           10          –       –       –      24,000   7.5647  1,81,553  18,000  1,36,165
           11        10,000   7.80    78,000    –       –        –     28,000  2,14,165
           16          –       –       –      24,000  7.64875 (c)  1,83,570  4,000  30,595
           20        50,000   8.00   4,00,000   –       –        –     54,000  4,30,595
           25          –       –       –      30,000  7.97398  (d)  2,39,219  24,000  1,91,376
           31          –       –       –      22,000    7.974  1,75,428  2,000  15,948
          Working notes:
          (a)  24000 × 7.5
          (b)  5,14,400 ÷ 68,000
          (c)  2,14,165 ÷ 28,000
          (d)  4,30,595 ÷ 54,000
          (vii)   Standard Price Method: “Standard Price is predetermined price fixed on the basis of a
               specification of all the factors affecting that price”. Firms which follow standard costing
               will record all the receipts and issues of materials at the standard price which will be fixed
               in advance. In this case, both the receipts and issues will by costed at a standard rate. Hence
               it is a predetermined price.







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