Cost Accountant

Sarveshwar Foods Limited is looking for Cost Accountant to join our dynamic team and embark on a rewarding career journey
A cost accountant is a financial professional who specializes in analyzing, tracking, and controlling the costs associated with the production and operation of a company

They play a critical role in providing accurate and relevant cost information to support decision-making processes within an organization

Here are some key responsibilities and tasks typically associated with a cost accountant:Cost Analysis and Reporting: Cost accountants analyze the costs incurred by various departments, processes, or products within an organization

They track expenses, review cost trends, and provide regular reports to management, highlighting cost variations, cost-saving opportunities, and areas of concern

Cost Control and Budgeting: Cost accountants work closely with budgeting and forecasting teams to establish cost targets, develop budgets, and monitor actual expenses against planned costs

They identify cost overruns or deviations, investigate the reasons behind them, and suggest corrective actions to control costs and improve profitability

Inventory Management: Cost accountants oversee inventory-related processes, including inventory valuation, reconciliation, and cycle counting

They ensure accurate costing of inventory items and maintain proper documentation of inventory movements and adjustments

Standard Costing and Variance Analysis: Cost accountants establish standard costs for materials, labor, and overheads based on predetermined rates or estimates

They analyze variances between actual costs and standard costs to identify the factors contributing to cost discrepancies and take corrective measures

Product Costing: Cost accountants determine the cost of manufacturing or producing goods or services

They consider direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overheads to calculate the cost per unit, which helps in pricing decisions, profitability analysis, and assessing product profitability