COSTING AND TAXATION ( CSTX )

CLASS XI - CSTX Semester II Syllabus

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📚 CLASS XI - COSTING AND TAXATION

SEMESTER II SYLLABUS

📖 Full Marks: 40
⏰ Contact Hours: 80
📝 Course Code: THEORY + PROJECT

💰 COSTING

Unit 1: Cost of Materials
⏱️ 40 Hours 📊 20 Marks
A. Storing of Materials
  • Bin Card – Definition and Necessity
  • Stores Ledger – Definition and Necessity
  • Centralized Stores and Decentralized Stores
B. Materials Control
  • Necessity of Material Control
  • Fixation of Stock Levels of Materials:
    • Re-order Stock Level
    • Maximum Stock Level
    • Minimum Stock Level
    • Average Stock Level
    • Danger Stock Level (with Simple Practical Problems)
  • Fixation of Economic Order Quantity (EOQ):
    • Definition and Advantages of EOQ
    • Simple Problems on Determination of EOQ (with the help of formula)
C. Methods of Pricing Materials
  • Methods of Pricing Materials issued from Stores and Preparation of Stores Ledger Accounts
  • FIFO Method (First In First Out)
  • LIFO Method (Last In First Out)
  • Simple Average Method
  • Weighted Average Method
  • Advantages and Limitations of FIFO Method
  • Advantages and Limitations of LIFO Method
  • Advantages and Limitations of Simple Average Method
  • Advantages and Limitations of Weighted Average Method

💼 TAXATION

Unit 2: Agricultural Income
⏱️ 10 Hours 📊 5 Marks
  • Definition of Agricultural Income
  • Taxability of Income from sale of tea grown and manufactured in India
  • Taxability of Income from sale of coffee grown and manufactured in India
  • Very common instances of agricultural income
  • Very common instances of non-agricultural incomes
Unit 3: Income under the head "Salaries"
⏱️ 30 Hours 📊 15 Marks
A. Basis of Charge and Allowances
  • Basis of charge [Section 15]
  • Essential norms of salary income
  • Basic Salary
  • Dearness Allowance
  • City Compensatory Allowance
  • House Rent Allowance [Section 10(13A)]
  • Medical Allowance
  • Bonus
  • Children Education Allowance
  • Transport Allowance
B. Perquisites [Section 17(2)]
  • Valuation of rent free unfurnished accommodation provided to:
    • Central and State Government Employee [Rule 3(1)]
    • Private Sector Employees [Rule 3(1)]
  • Valuation of rent free furnished accommodation
  • Valuation of perquisites in respect of:
    • Free education to employee's children
    • Payment of school fees by the employer
    • Education facility in employee's institute
  • Very common examples of tax free perquisites
  • Deduction for professional tax or tax on employment [Section 16(iii)]

📋 PROJECT WORK

Project Topics (Full Marks: 20)
  • Visit any manufacturing firm, collect real data and prepare a detailed Cost Sheet
  • Visit any production unit, collect necessary data regarding raw materials of a particular commodity, prepare Bin Card and Stores Ledger
  • Visit any production unit, collect necessary data regarding raw materials of a particular commodity, calculate Economic Order Quantity / Re-order Quantity for each and every raw material
  • Collect data from any relative who is a salaried person and compute his/her income from salary (excluding perquisites)
  • Visit any agricultural farm, collect data and prepare agricultural income and total income
  • Meet ten individual persons, collect different information related to staying in India and abroad. Comment on Residential Status and their tax incidence
Project Formatting Guidelines
First Page Should Include:
  • Name of project
  • Name of project maker
  • Name of supervisor (school teacher who supervised)
  • Name of school
  • Roll number
  • Class
  • Month and year of submission
Second Page:
  • Acknowledgement - thanking all teachers, parents, elder-friends and authoritative books
Third Page:
  • Table of contents / Index
Project Structure Should Include:
  • Introduction
  • Objectives of the project
  • Conceptual Framework
  • Collection of data for the Project
  • Presentation of data collected for the project
  • Discussion and analysis of data collected for the project
  • Conclusion and recommendations; Limitations; Future work prospects
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