Landing Cost
Introduction
Landing Cost handles the cost to the warehouse that is not billed by the same supplier. In other words, it is the additional cost to increase your stock cost. This cost depends on the company's decision whether to add it or not. For instance, I buy the product from Supplier A but ship it through Transport company B. The transport charges may be entered as landing cost to increase the product cost.
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Landing Cost 1 = Key your Landing Cost to this column. (This cost will not be taken into account.)
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Landing Cost 2 = If you have a different calculation than Landing Cost 1, you may enter your value in this column.
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Click on the + Button to select the cost allocated.
Cost Allocated By : SubTotal
Formula : Item Subtotal / Document Subtotal * Landing Cost1
Item 1 = A/B * C
Landing Cost1 (D) = 50.00 / 1949.00 * 200 = 5.13
Item 2
Landing Cost1 (D) = 1899.00/1949.00 * 200 = 194.87
Let me show you the Stock Card result:
How to get unit cost = 5.51?
Formula : Product Unit Cost + Item Landing Cost1/Item Qty
5 + (5.13/10) = 5.51
Cost Allocated by : Qty
Formula : Item Qty / Document Qty * Landing Cost1
Item 1 : 10/11 * 200 = 181.81
Item 2 : 1/11 * 200 = 18.18
Stock Card Report for
Item 1 : Ant unit cost will be 23.18, how to get 23.18?
Unit Cost + (Landing Cost1/ Qty) = 5 + (181.82/10) = 23.18
Item 2 : IP6 Unit Cost will be 1917.18
Unit Cost + (Landing Cost1/ Qty) = 1899 + (18.18/1) = 1917.18
Cost Allocated by : Smallest Qty
Formula : Item Qty * Rate/ Sum(Qty * Rate) * Landing Cost1
Item 1 : 10 * 12 = 120/121 = 198.35
Item 2 : 1*1 = 1/121 = 1.65
Stock Card Report for
Item 1 : Unit cost for Ant = [Unit Price + (Item Landing Cost1/Item Qty)] / ItemRate
= [30 + (198.35/10)]/12 = 4.15
Item 2 : Unit Cost for IP6 = [Unit Price + (Item Landing Cost1/Item Qty)] / ItemRate
= 1899 + 1.65 = 1900.65