AccountancyNEB 2080

(I) ३० एकाई वस्तु उत्पादन गर्न ३ घण्टा समय लाग्छ। एक जना कामदारले एक महिनामा ५०० एकाई वस्तु उत्पादन गर्दछ। प्रतिघण्टा ज्याला दर रु. ६०० रहेको छ। The time allowed to produce 30 units of output is 3…

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(I) ३० एकाई वस्तु उत्पादन गर्न ३ घण्टा समय लाग्छ। एक जना कामदारले एक महिनामा ५०० एकाई वस्तु उत्पादन गर्दछ। प्रतिघण्टा ज्याला दर रु. ६०० रहेको छ। The time allowed to produce 30 units of output is 3 hours. A worker produce 500 units of output during the month. Wage rate per hour is Rs. 600. पत्ता लगाउनुहोस् (Required): एक जना कामदारको मासिक ज्याला (Monthly wages of a worker) (II) लागत लेखा तथा वित्तीय लेखाबीच तुलना गर्दा निम्न तथ्यहरु पत्ता लाग्यो। On comparison between cost accounting and financial accounting, following facts were located. i) वित्तीय लेखाले देखाएको नाफा रु. ८०,००० Profit as shown by financial accounting Rs. 80,000 ii) कार्यालय खर्च वित्तीय लेखामा रु. १५,००० बढी अभिलेख भएको। Office expenses over recorded in financial accounting by Rs. 15,000. iii) ह्रासकट्टी लागत लेखामा रु. ५,००० बढी अभिलेख भएको। Deprecation over recorded in cost accounting by Rs. 5,000. iii) आयकर भुक्तानी रु. ६,००० वित्तीय लेखामा मात्र अभिलेख भएको। Income tax payment of Rs. 6,000 only recorded in financial accounting. तयार गर्नुहोस् (Required): वित्तीय लेखा तथा लागत लेखा हिसाब मिलान विवरण Reconciliation statement of financial accounting and cost accounting

Answer

(I) Monthly Wages of a Worker

Given:

  • Time to produce 30 units = 3 hours
  • Monthly production by a worker = 500 units
  • Wage rate per hour = Rs. 600
025005000750010000Units Produced500Time per Unit (hours)0.06Hourly Wage (Rs.)600Monthly Wages (Rs.)10000Values
Relationship between units produced, time spent, and wages earned
Worker's Wage CalculationDr.Cr.To Time Spent (500 units ÷ 30 units/hour = 16.67 hours × Rs.10,000To Wage Adjustment (16.67 hours × Rs. 600)10,000By Monthly Wages (16.67 hours × Rs. 600)10,000By Monthly Wages (500 units ÷ 30 units/hour = 16.67 hours × 10,000
Monthly wage calculation showing time spent per unit and total hours worked (16.67 hours × Rs. 600)

Step 1: Calculate time taken to produce 1 unit.

Step 2: Calculate total time taken to produce 500 units.

Step 3: Calculate monthly wages.


(II) Reconciliation Statement of Financial Accounting and Cost Accounting

Given:

  1. Profit as per financial accounting = Rs. 80,000
  2. Office expenses over-recorded in financial accounting = Rs. 15,000
  3. Depreciation over-recorded in cost accounting = Rs. 5,000
  4. Income tax payment recorded only in financial accounting = Rs. 6,000
Reconciliation of Profit DifferencesDr.Cr.To Office Expenses (Over-recorded in Financial A/c)15,000To Income Tax (Recorded only in Financial A/c)6,000By Depreciation (Over-recorded in Cost A/c)5,000By Cost Accounting Profit84,000
T-account showing adjustments between financial and cost accounting
Financial Profit (Rs. 80,000)Starting pointAdjust for Office Expenses (+Rs. 15,000)Rs. 80,000 → Rs.95,000Adjust for Depreciation (-Rs. 5,000)Rs. 95,000 → Rs.90,000Adjust for Income Tax (-Rs. 6,000)Rs. 90,000 → Rs.84,000Cost Accounting Profit (Rs. 84,000)Final reconciliation
Step-by-step reconciliation from financial profit to cost accounting profit

Step 1: Adjust for office expenses (add back to financial profit since they were over-recorded).

Step 2: Adjust for depreciation (subtract Rs. 5,000 since cost accounting over-recorded it).

Step 3: Adjust for income tax (subtract since it is not part of cost accounting).

Reconciliation Statement:

Particulars Amount (Rs.)
Profit as per financial accounting 80,000
Add: Office expenses over-recorded +15,000
Less: Depreciation over-recorded -5,000
Less: Income tax payment -6,000
Profit as per cost accounting 84,000

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