CLERICAL BASIC New DA Previous DA Difference 24050 6630 6201 428 25390 6989 6538 452 26730 7349 6874 475 28070 7708 7210 498 29720 8151 7624 527 31370 8593 8038 555 33020 9036 8452 584 35020 9572 8953 619 37020 10108 9455 653 39020 10645 9957 688 41020 11181 10458 723 43360 11808 11045 763…
DA payable to Officers, of banks for the quarter February 2025 is 21.20% as per following Chart. OFFICERS SCALE – STAGNATION – BASIC New DA Previous DA Difference SCALE 1 – 48480 13182 12330 852 SCALE 1 – 50480 13718 12831 886 SCALE 1 – 52480 14254 13333 921 SCALE 1 – 54480 14791 13835…
Cost Accounting Standards are a set of 33 standards defined and used by the Institute of Cost Accountants of India for determining costs on negotiated procurements. The objective of these standards is to bring uniformity and consistency in the principles of cost classification, disclosure, and presentation in cost statements for products or services. These standards…
Costing methods are techniques used to determine and record the total costs associated with manufacturing a product or providing a service. These methods involve analyzing costs related to labor, overhead expenses, materials, and other factors contributing to the total cost of sales. Cost accounting encompasses various techniques, including Job Costing, Process Costing, ABC Costing, and…
What is a Cost Centre? A cost centre is a function or department within an organization that incurs expenses but does not directly contribute to revenue generation. Examples of cost centres include accounting, human resources (HR), and information technology (IT) departments. The primary purpose of a cost centre is to track expenses, compare them to…
Classification of Costs Costs can be classified in various ways, including by function, behavior, and traceability. Below are some common types of cost classifications: Elements of Cost Costs can also be classified by type, function, variability, and more. Broadly, there are three primary categories in this classification: Understanding these classifications and elements is crucial for…
Meaning of Cost Accounting:Cost accounting is the process of recording, analyzing, and interpreting a business’s costs. It helps management teams make informed decisions about pricing, budgeting, and resource allocation. Objectives of Cost Accounting: Scope of Cost Accounting:The scope of cost accounting involves collecting, evaluating, and summarizing data related to the costs of services, products, or…
Cost accounting, as the name suggests, involves the accounting and management of costs within a business. It encompasses the recording, classification, analysis, and allocation of costs related to production and other business operations. Understanding cost accounting is crucial not only for academic purposes but also for its practical applications in business decision-making. Key Concepts in…
The origin and evolution of cost accounting can be traced back to the Industrial Revolution. Before this period, cost accounting methods were basic and focused primarily on direct costs. Businesses were generally small, and costs were mainly composed of direct variable expenses such as labor and materials. During the Industrial Revolution, cost accounting evolved to…
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) was introduced to streamline the indirect tax system in India by subsuming multiple taxes levied by the Central and State Governments into a single tax. This initiative aimed to reduce tax cascading and create a unified national market for goods and services. What is GST? GST is an indirect…
