Basic concepts of Backflash costing

  Back flash costing is a costing   system  that omits recording some of the journal entries relating to the stages from purchase of direct materials to the sales of finished goods.

 

                           Purposes of back flash costing :-

 The purposes of back flash costing is to  identify the non value added cost and taking the proper steps to eliminate such non value added cost.

                          Journal entries in the  Back flash costing;-

 

                              01.  For purchase  direct materials

                              Raw and in wip control A/C  DR-****

                              Account payable control account   CR***

                              02. Incurred for conversion cost

                              Conversion cost control Account  DR**

                              Varies Account (Wages payable Account) CR**

                              03.  For Completion of finished goods

                               Finished goods control Account DR**

                               Raw and in wip control A/C  CR-****

                              For Conversion cost Allocated CR**

                             04.  For Sales of finished goods 

                               Cost of goods sold Account DR**

                              Finished goods control Account CR**

                             Account receivable  DR***

                                   Sales       CR**  

                              05.  For under allocation  of conversion cost

                                Conversion cost allocation DR***

                                Cost of goods sold DR** 

                              Conversion cost control Account CR** 

 

    06.  When conversion cost apply to 20100 completed units @tk.80per

                                Raw & in process inventory DR**tk.1608000

                                                                    Conversion cost CR**  tk.1608000

 

 

 


 

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