INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY
Every manufacturing organization in
ars costs in the production of goods and rendering of services. Some of such
costs cannot be directly traced to a particular cost centre or cost unit e.g
salary of security quads, salaries of executives, depreciation of plants, rent
and rate, office stationary and so on. At this point, it is worthwhile defining
the overhead experiences.
OVERHEAD EXPENSES: According to
Odetayo T.A. (1998) overhead expenses is total cost of indirect materials.
Indirect labour and indirect expenses. Overhead is the totality of all those
costs that cannot be traced to a specific job or product. The overhead costs as
part of the cost of finished products need to be analyzed in order to get
them absorbed into all costs of production. As the production advances, there
is need to control the overhead expenses in order to minimize cost of
production.
A case study approach is used and our
focus is in a manufacturing firm Ola Oluwa Aina Wire Industry Limited
Osogbo.
Ola-Oluwa Aina Wire Industry Limited
is a manufacturing Industry and it has a way of analyzing the overhead expenses
incurred. The method of analysis is absorption method, the method ensures that
overheads incurred are absorbed property and accounted for.
Control statements are prepared so as
to ensure proper accounting for the overheads. This is to safeguard unnecessary
increment of overhead. This in other words is to control their expenses and
thus maximize their profit.
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The problem statement that
necessitated.
The cost of production in the manufacturing
companies is highly exorbitant and it is always difficult to control overhead
expense.
This research work intends to assess
the analysis of overhead of a manufacturing company and to look for ways
controlling the overheads expenses.
1.3 HYPOTHESIS OF THE STUDY
Ho: There is no significant
relationship between overhead expenses of manufacturing firms and the sales
volume of the company.
Hi: There is significant relationship
between the overhead expenses of manufacturing firms and the sales volume of
the company.
Ho: There is no significant
relationship between consumer buying behaviour and the quality of the products.
Hi: There is significant relationship
between consumer buying behaviour and the quality of the products.
1.4 PURPOSE OF THE STUDY
The purpose of this study is to show
the overhead expenses are being assessed, analyzed and controlled in
manufacturing industry in Nigeria.
This study will shed light on how
manufacturing firms systematically absorb overheads of production and service
section. In order to ensure effective price fixing and making of informed
decisions on questions relating to cost per unit of product / service.
This study is to show the
effectiveness of the application of overhead absorption method ways of
controlling the expenses. This study will help both present and prospective
manufacturing.
1.5 THE scope/ DELIMITATION OF
THE STUDY
This study concentrates on
manufacturing firms and centre on Ola-Oluwa Aina Wire Industry Limited Osogbo.
The coverage areas include.
Accounts section production section.
Administration service section and marketing section.
These sections have connection with
overhead expenses in the factory.
1.6 LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
In the process of carrying out the
research study, the researchers experienced some difficulties which areas.
i. The constraint due to time limit on
the course of study.
ii. The constraint of combing school
academic regular with research works which has to be taking into consideration.
Financial constraint, which includes
the cost of transporting from places to places in search of correct and
adequate information about the project.
Lack of text books in the library, which treat the researcher topics.
Lack of text books in the library, which treat the researcher topics.
1.7 THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
The significant of this study are as
follows:
To examine the impact of overhead
expenses strategies on market share enhancement.
To examine the various products produced and its effect on the company.
To identity the problems facing producers and solution to the problems.
To examine the various products produced and its effect on the company.
To identity the problems facing producers and solution to the problems.
1.8 Definition Of The Terms
PRODUCTION COST
i. Cost of internality provided
services compared with outside service.
ii. The effects on the effects on
overhead of an improved layout of plant and machines.
ADMINISTRATION COST
The cost of alternative method of
communication.The comparative cost of centralized and decentralized services
e.g. typing pools.
MARKETING COST
Comparative costs of different
container and package.Comparative costs of selling in various areas.
STRATEGY
A system or tactics used by companies
to attract consumer to purchase the company product.
ADVERTISING COST
Any paid form of new personal
presentation and overhead expenses of idea, good or services by identifying
sponsors.
CONSUMER
Goods: Goods bought by final consumer
for personal consumer.
PROMOTION ACTIVITIES
This involved various activities and
effects that a company render to see to the sales growth and the creates
awareness and eventually enhance repeat purchases by customer.
TOPIC: ASSESSMENT OF ANALYSIS AND CONTROL OF OVERHEAD EXPENSES IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY IN NIGERIA
Chapters: 1 - 5
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Number of Pages: 65
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