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Accrual Accounting

revenues when earned


expenses when incurred


(depreciation and payables included)

cash basis accounting

revenues when received in cash


expenses when paid

depreciation calculation

cost - salvage


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estimated life

management strategies

customer intimacy


operational excellence


product leadership

Value Chain

research->product design->manufacturing


->marketing->distribution->customer service

theory of constraints

we cant achieve all goals due to operational constraints that we must work to find and solve

six sigma

process improvement method that relies on customer feedback and data analysis to drive improvement

DMAIC

Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control

Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002

response to financial scandals of the 1990s.


>CEO certifies statements are fair


>Public companies accounting oversight board (PCAOB)


>Audit committees of the board are established


>Restrictions on nonaudit work by audit firms are imposed


>Internal control reports required

Corporate Social Responsibility

stakeholders interests are considered. this includes customers, employees, suppliers, and communities

Product Costs

Costs related to the direct materials and any manufacturing of the finished goods


Period Costs

Selling expenses and administrative expenses that are recognized as expenses on the balance sheet

manufacturing costs

DM + DL+ OH

Cost of goods manufactured

Beggining w/p inventory


+DM used


+Direct labor


+manufacturing OH


-ending w/p inventory

cost of goods sold

beggining f/g inventory


+cost of goods manufactured


-ending f/g inventory

Inventories shown on BS

direct materials


work in process


finished goods

net operating income

sales


- cost of goods sold =(gross margin)


-operating expenses

variable costs

increase as activity level increases, stays constant per unit

fixed costs

stay constant, decrease per unit with increased activity

direct/indirect costs

whether or not the cost is easily traced to a cost object

relevant vs irrelevant

incremental, differential


vs


sunk, future

prime cost vs conversion cost

prime = DM + DL


conversion = DL + OH