How To Deal With The Loss Of Waste Products?

A loss caused by waste caused by production.

Waste products, whether discovered in the production process or found after storage, should be treated as waste products.

Waste products can be classified into repairable waste products and non repairable waste products according to their degree of non conformity with the original specifications or technical standards.

Repairable waste, which means that the waste can be repaired and used, and the cost of repair is financially cost-effective; the unreclaimed waste means that the waste can not be repaired or spent.

Economically, it is uneconomical.

The loss of waste products includes the cost of non repairable waste, the scrap loss after salvage, and the repair cost of repairable waste.

All losses arising from the sale of the rejected items, including the miscellaneous charges paid when returned to the waste, shall be treated as administrative expenses and not included in the waste loss.

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There are two ways to calculate the cost of non repairable waste:

(1) consumption by waste products

Calculation method.

The production cost of a certain product is allocated between the qualified products and the waste products, and the various production costs that should be borne by the waste are determined. The formula is as follows:

(2) according to the calculation method of fixed charge for waste products, the total amount of waste loss is calculated according to the quantity of waste products and the production cost quota of each product, and then the residual value of the waste product is deducted, that is, the amount of waste loss of the product.

The loss of repairable waste is generally the same as the cost of a qualified product. First, it is debited according to the allocation table of material cost, wage cost, auxiliary production cost and manufacturing cost.

Subjects are credited to relevant subjects.

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At present, relatively mature inventory management software in the market often provides only a kind of cost carrying method, the mobile weighted average method. For this management mode, the general purchase and sale enterprises can still be used, but if the enterprises are very sensitive to the cost of purchase or require higher cost accounting, such software will be inadequate.

Therefore, before designing inventory management software (commonly referred to as Invoicing software), we must strengthen the theoretical study of the cost valuation method, in order to provide a perfect inventory management solution.

Generally speaking, when the physical circulation of inventory occurs, there is a cost flow.

Theoretically, the cost turnover of inventory should be based on the principle of cost valuation, which should be equivalent to the cost of physical purchase.

But in practical work, if there are many kinds of stock, the turnover volume is very large, so the cost turnover volume is hard to match the total logistics turnover.

Therefore, when issuing inventory, it is necessary to determine the cost of issuing inventory according to a certain pricing method, and ultimately make the cost of inventory issuance and ending inventory as close as possible to the purchase cost of inventory, so that the impact of different cost valuation methods on the profit of enterprises will become the lowest and minimize the impact on normal operation of enterprises.

Generally speaking, there are two kinds of valuation methods when the inventory is issued: the actual cost method and the planned cost method.

The former includes five kinds of valuation methods, namely FIFO, last in first out, weighted average, mobile weighted average and individual valuation. The latter includes planning cost method, gross margin method and retail price method.

Before designing inventory management software, software engineers must take into consideration the management characteristics of these cost carrying methods and the advantages of computer management.

Generally speaking, these methods should be provided in software design. When users are using software, they should choose the cost carry over valuation method suitable for their own use.

Now the relatively mature inventory management software in the market often provides only a kind of cost carrying method -- the moving weighted average method, that is, an average price.

For this kind of management mode, the general Invoicing enterprises can still be used, but if the enterprises are quite sensitive to the cost of purchase or the enterprises with higher cost accounting requirements, such software will be inadequate.

For example, cost management, widely prevalent in modern enterprise management, is extremely sensitive to cost.

For example, in the hospital, the warehouse storage department must accurately measure the inventory costs of various medical departments, so we must adopt another method of cost valuation, the individual valuation method.

The main method of comparison is that since users have such a variety of needs, before developing software, we must carefully study and have a good understanding of accounting, so that the software developed will have both functional integrity and full adaptability, while some software developers often only understand the fur of inventory management, so as to rush to work, discover problems and overturn them again, resulting in the development cost increasing again and again.

This paper introduces the commonly used method of cost pfer, for reference.

1. first in first out method: first in first out method is first purchased stock first shipment, its cost is physical cost, computer processing cost price should be automatically analyzed by the computer, its unit cost price should not be modified, the user only input the quantity of the shipment, not enter the cost unit price, the computer automatic analysis to get the cost unit price.

For this reason, the computer must record the purchase quantity and cost in chronological order.

The shipping cost of the method is determined by the earliest purchase price, and the user can not pick the stock price at random to affect the current profit. Therefore, the cost of inventory is closest to the prevailing market price and can reflect the value of the balance sheet inventory better.

2. the last in first out method: the last in first out method is the first stock to be sold after purchase. As with the FIFO, its cost should be obtained by computer automatic analysis, and its unit cost price should not be modified.

For this reason, the computer must record the purchase quantity and cost in chronological order. When the shipment is delivered, the user will input the quantity of the shipment and not enter the cost unit price, and the computer will analyze the cost in the reverse order of the FIFO and the first in first out method.

The shipping cost of the method is determined by the latest purchase price, and the user can not choose the inventory valuation at will to affect the current profit.

Since later prices may be higher than normal in normal circumstances, the cost of valuation may be higher, so the profit of this period can be reduced, but this method also accords with the conservatism principle of accounting.

3. individual valuation method: individual valuation method carries out individual valuation on the cost of shipment, suitable for enterprises that are more sensitive to cost, such as large hospitals, and after purchasing inventory, the inventory department should be led by various departments. Under the condition of more strict cost accounting, the cost of each sector is directly linked to the benefit bonus. At this time, the cost must be individually priced, that is, the market price of the products required by the Department must be priced.

In computer processing, users must be able to input quantity and input cost unit price.

This method is most close to the principle of accounting based on cost, but it is relatively complicated. Even with computers, the workload may be relatively large, which is suitable for general non interchangeable inventories or products that are easy to identify, few in stock and high in unit prices.

4. weighted average method: it is a weighted average method of whole month. It calculates the weighted average price of the whole month at the end of the month on the basis of the initial inventory balance and the quantity and cost of the current income inventory, so as to obtain the cost of inventory and the cost of inventory in the current period.

This method has to go to the end of the month to get the cost price, which is contrary to the management characteristics that the computer can get immediately, so it does not adopt the necessity of its management.

5. mobile weighted average method: because of its simplicity, this method is a commonly used method in computer software design. When designing software inventory management procedures, software engineers may not know the accounting name of this management method, but all adopt the management thinking of this method.

According to this method, when entering the warehouse, the computer increases the stock and stock of the stock, and the stock in the warehouse is divided into the unit cost.

This method is a very cumbersome method under manual management, but it is the simplest way of programming under computer management, so most software vendors regard this method as the main method of inventory management.

6. plan cost method: this method is measured according to the planned cost, and the unit planned cost of the product is set on each product, and the cost is automatically obtained by the computer when the library is out.

The establishment of planned cost under planned cost method needs considerable maneuverability. It must be established on the basis of sufficient investigation and study to make it feasible and feasible. However, the established inventory planning cost tends to be more and more operational as time goes by, so it is seldom seen in inventory management and actual management.

7. gross margin method and retail price law: gross margin method is based on the current sales net times the actual gross profit margin at the early stage to calculate the gross profit in the current period and calculate the cost of issuing inventory.

This method calculates the gross profit margin of the previous period by the computer, and then calculates the shipping cost, and the user only needs to input the quantity.

The retail price method is a method of calculating the cost of ending inventory with the percentage of cost accounting for retail price.

This method is the same as the weighted average method. It is a management method that is calculated by the end of the month and is not suitable for processing with computers.

For the above methods of inventory cost, software designers and software users should fully understand that it is not easy to change the cost carry over method carefully, once it is determined, this change is often not only a change of management mode, but also the risk of computer processing confusion caused by the change of cost carrying method.