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Journal entry for Applied OH

Debit WIP


Credit FOH

Journal entry for OVERAPPLIED

Debit FOH XXX


Credit COGS XXX

Journal Entry for UNDERAPPLIED

Debit COGS XXX


Credit FOH XXX

Journal Entry for Purchases of Raw Materials

Debit RM xxx


Credit AP xxx

J/E for issuance direct and indirect materials

Debit WIP xxx


Debit MOH xxx


Credit RM xxx

J/E for recording of labor costs (both DL and InDL)

Debit WIP


Debit OH


Credit Salaries and wages payable


J/E for recording Actual OH

Debit MOH


Credit (any payable accounts)

J/E for Applying MOH

Debit WIP


Credit MOH

J/E for transfer of completed units

Debit FG


Credit WIP

J/E for transferring units sold

Debit COGS


Credit FG


Debit AR


Credit Sales



Predetermined OH rate formula

Estimated OH / Estimated DLH

Applied OH formula

Predetermined OH x Actual Activity

Cost function

y = a + b(x)

Y =

Total costs (mixed)

a =

Total fixed Costs

b =

Variable cost per unit

x =

number of units or some activity

Product Cost

DM + DL + MOH

Period Cost

Selling expenses + administrative expenses

Conversion Cost

DL + MOH

Prime Cost

DM + DL

Fixed costs per unit

Rise as activity level declines, declines as activity level rises

Total Fixed Costs

Remain the same whether production is increased or decreased

Product costs include

DM, DL, OH costs

Product cost

associated with "factory", they go to balance sheet initially as inventory assets, but then they will be expensed on income statement as "COGS"

Period Costs

nonmanufacturing costs "office", they land straight on the income statement as an expense. THEY ARE NOT TO BE RECORDED AS "COGS"

High Low method formula

(high cost - low cost) / (high act lvl - low act lvl)

Traditional Format (GAAP)

based on FUNCTION, not cost behavior

Traditional Format formula

Sales - COGS = GROSS MARGIN


Gross Margin - (selling, general, admin expenses)= net operating income

Contribution Format (NON-GAAP)

Used to measure COST BEHAVIOR, not function

Contribution Format formula

Sales - variable costs = Contribution margin


Contribution margin - fixed costs = net op income

Net operating income

Sales


- COGS


- Selling and admin expenses