Hi All…
It is my first document posted into SCN, so obviously I do expect lots of feedback. I call it as an adventure since I am about to teach FISH swimming.
This is a small analysis made in order to know the relationship between “COST PORTION” in Base and “FIXED PERCENTAGE” in Credit Key that we configure for costing sheet and the effects of this relationship on overhead calculations.
Though no client asked me regarding this or even I got no requirement like this, I have gone further to study better. Please take time to understand as I am not perfect at drafting.
In this documentation I have considered different combination of cost portions in BASE and fixed % in credit key as different scenarios and to see the effects I have also taken cost component view to show variable cost values which are not shown in itemization default (to see we need to change the layout).
Observe cost portion of BASE settings:
Observe fixed % in credit key settings:
Observe the costing sheet:
ACTIVITY PRICES:
Observe that we have given differently the fixed and variable prices for the activity types, so that we can have different base amounts (for Total, Fixed and Variable) for better understanding.
NOTE: Here the analysis is only made for Admin OHs i.e. 7th item no (please do not consider material OHs i.e. 6th item no)
SCENARIO 1 (A): WHEN TOTAL IS CONSIDERED AS COST PORTION IN THE BASE AND FIXED PORTION AS * IN CREDIT KEY
IN ITEMIZATION VIEW:
In this case, system has calculated total OH as 1822.50 on base amount i.e. total conversion cost amount (12150) as we have mentioned 15% OH rate in the costing sheet, same way we see fixed OH also calculated as 1215 on base amount (fixed nature i.e. 8100) and considered 15% as OH rate.
IN COST COMPONENT VIEW:
In the cost component view we see variable OH calculated as 607.50 on base amount i.e. 4050 on the basis of 15% OH rate mentioned in the costing sheet.
SCENARIO 1 (B): WHEN TOTAL IS CONSIDERED AS COST PORTION IN THE BASE AND FIXED PORTION AS 60% IN CREDIT KEY
IN ITEMIZATION VIEW:
In this case we see total OH has been calculated based on the BASE amount i.e. 12150 and OH rate i.e. 15%, but fixed OH have been calculated as 1093.50 based on the fixed % portion (i.e. 60%) we mentioned in the credit key, not on the basis of OH rate (i.e. 15%) and fixed BASE amount (8100)
IN COST COMPONENT VIEW:
Like FOH, variable OH are also calculated as 729 based on the 40% (left out % after Fixed % i.e. 60%) and not on the basis of variable BASE amount i.e. 4050 and OH rate i.e. 15%
SCENARIO 2 (A): WHEN VARIABLE PORTION IS CONSIDERED IN THE BASE AND FIXED PORTION AS * IN CREDIT KEY
ITEMIZATION VIEW:
Here, we observe the Total OH are calculated as 607.5 based on variable conversion cost only (base amount) i.e. 4050 (which we can see in the next screen shot) using 15% as OH rate and not on the total conversion cost i.e. 12150 and we observe there is no FOH calculated as the base is variable cost
COST COMPONENT VIEW:
In this we see the total OH is from variable portion only and no FOH has been calculated and system has considered total OH as variable OH only
SCENARIO 2 (B): WHEN VARIABLE PORTION IS CONSIDERED IN THE BASE AND FIXED PORTION AS 60% IN CREDIT KEY
ITEMIZATION VIEW:
Here, we observe total OH are calculated as 607.50 based on variable conversion cost base i.e. 4050 and fixed OH are calculated as 364.50 on total OH using 60% as the fixed portion that we mentioned as fixed portion in the credit.
COST COMPONENT VIEW:
We see the VOH cost as 243 calculated from the left out part of the FOH from the total OH cost (i.e. it has been calculated with 40% on total OH cost i.e. 607.50)
SCENARIO 3 (A): WHEN FIXED PORTION IS CONSIDERED IN THE BASE AND FIXED PORTION AS * IN CREDIT KEY
ITEMIZATION VIEW:
Here we see the total OH are calculated as 1215 considering fixed value of the conversion cost only i.e. 8100 with 15% as OH rate and system has ignored total conversion cost i.e. 12150 and we see the total OH as FOH as we have given * in the fixed portion of credit key
COST COMPONENT VIEW:
As the fixed portion is considered in the base for calculation of total OH and out of this, total % we want to see as fixed (by giving * in the credit key fixed portion), so we don’t see any VOH calculated in this case
SCENARIO 3 (B): WHEN FIXED PORTION IS CONSIDERED IN THE BASE AND FIXED PORTION AS 60% IN CREDIT KEY
ITEMIZATION VIEW:
Here we see the total OH are calculated as 1215 considering fixed value of the conversion cost only i.e. 8100 and system has ignored total conversion cost i.e. 12150 and we see the FOH as 729 as we have given 60% in the fixed portion of credit key (that means out of total OH, system has considered as 729 as fixed)
COST COMPONENT VIEW:
Out of total OH, 60% is fixed, that means remaining is variable, so system has calculated 486 (40% on total OH) as VOH
Regards….
Jose
Dear Jose
Congrats. Your document is I feel excellent work of art. Very good analysis. Keep it up. This point is not discussed so clearly in other available documents.
One small suggestion: Also paste screen of costing sheet to understand better.
Regards
Rajneesh Saxena
Hi Rajneesh..
Surely I do paste costing sheet also. Thanks a lot.
Congratulation for your first document. I wish you all very best for your next documents.
Gracias
Fransisco
Hi Fransisco Lozana……
Thank you very much.
Jose
Hi Reddy
Am impressed!! What an excellent piece of work and the summary at the end was a Killer Punch!!
Great work and Keep it up Bro
Br, Ajay M
Thanks you very much Ajay,
Your words surely let the sprouts grow faster…..
Regards..
Jose
Good document ℹ and well explained with detail Steps 🙂 🙂 , thanks for Presenting with Screen shots.
Thanks a lot Seshu
Regards..
Jose
Hi Jose,
Good, well presented doco. I was going to give you 4 stars, BUT WILL GIVE ONLY 3 BECAUSE OF THE TITLE IN UPPER CASE.
Cheers,
Custodio
Thank you Custodio, I will make sure the title not to be in CAPS from the next post.
Regards..
Jose
Hi Custodio
However I like your comment and was about to give ‘Like’ but restricting myself due to “BUT WILL GIVE ONLY 3 BECAUSE OF ” 😉 . How wazzzz that?. Just kidding. Really your suggestion is appreciable. I really like it.
Regards
Rajneesh Saxena
Hello Jose,
Very Good explanation, Its nice to see people sharing. good job.
Best regards
Hrusikesh
Thank you Krusikesh
Regards
Jose
Hello Jose,
Very good work, this are some of the critical area while designing cost sheet,try to make one presentation for fixed and variable splitting too, which is also another very critical portion of CO area.
Again good work.
Thanks,
Nishan Dev
Hi Nishan…
Thanks a lot.I try my best.
Regards..
Jose
Hello Jose,
Fantastic Work, wonderful explanation.
Regards..
Ismail
Hi Ismail,
Thank you very much 🙂
Regards..
Jose
Hi Jose,
Really appreciable work… Keep up the best to help forum members…!
BR, Srinivas Salpala
Hi Srinivas,
Thank you very much for your appreciation.
I hope whatever the small work I have done is a token of gratitude to SCN.
Regards…
Jose
Dear Jose
Nice work and this being a starter, one can imagine whats next to come. Keep it up.
Regards
Mustafa
Hi Mustafa,
Thanks a lot for your words. I try best to reach all your expectations.
Regards..
Jose
Dear Jose,
Thank you for the nice document. I would like to discuss with you in detail. Could you please tell me how to reach you.
Regards,
Saida Rao Garine
Hi Saidarao,
Thanks for going through the document. Sure, you can share your additional points or queries over SCN itself, so that it will be helpful to the community. If you still want to discuss personally you can reach me @ 8805257286 or mail me @ tjosereddy@gmail.com
Regards…
Jose
Good Stuff!
Good Documentation Jose, which cleared my doubts.
Jose, the analysis is pretty good.
Nice document.
Regards,
Satya
Nice Document !!!!!