CA Intermediate · Cost and Management Accounting · Cost Sheet
In a cost sheet, which of the following items is excluded because it is a financial or purely appropriation item rather than a cost?
Interest on loan paid on capital borrowed is excluded from the cost sheet because it is a financial charge, not an operating cost. Carriage inwards, royalty on production and depreciation on factory plant are genuine costs of production and are included.
- ACarriage inwards on materials
- BRoyalty on production
- CInterest on loan paid on capital borrowedCorrect
- DDepreciation on factory plant
Explanation
Interest on borrowed capital is a financial charge and is generally excluded from the cost sheet under cost accounting. Carriage inwards adds to material cost, royalty on production is a direct expense, and factory plant depreciation is a factory overhead. So only interest is excluded.
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