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According to COST ACCOUNTING STANDARD-7 relating to EMPLOYEE COST, which of the following is excluded for the purpose of measuring employee cost

  • A.Remuneration paid to Non-Executive Director
  • B.Any payment made to an employee either in cash or kind
  • C.Gross payments including all allowances payable and includes all benefits
  • D.Any perquisites provided to an employee by the employer

Answer: A

Remuneration paid to a non-executive director is excluded from employee cost. Under the cost accounting standard on employee cost, the cost covers payments made to employees, whether in cash or kind, the gross amounts including all allowances and benefits, and any perquisites provided by the employer; these three are listed as parts of employee cost. A non-executive director is not an employee in the sense of the standard, so his remuneration is left out. The answer follows the printed key.

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