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Beginning Merchandise Inventory + Purchases - Ending Merchandise Inventory

Cost of Goods Sold

Advertising

Selling Cost

Shipping

Selling Cost

Sales Travel

Selling Cost

Sales Commissions

Selling Cost

Sales Salaries

Selling Cost

Costs of warehouses to store finished goods

Selling Cost

Executive Compensation

Administrative Cost

General Accounting

Administrative Cost

Secretarial Work

Administrative Cost

Public Relations

Administrative Cost

Direct Materials + Direct Labor + Manufacturing Overhead Applied

Total Manufacturing Cost or Product Cost

$ per direct labor hour x # direct labor hours worked

Manual Overhead Applied

Total manufacturing cost / number of units

Unit Product Cost

Usually used when there are distinct variations in the products being manufactured or services provided

Job-Order Costing

Usually used when a large quantity of the same product is being produced

Process Costing

Used because actual overhead costs will not be known until the end of the year

Predetermined Overhead Rate

Includes all costs that are required in making or purchasing a product

Product Cost

All selling and administrative costs

Period Costs

Varies in total in direct proportion to changes in the level of activity. Constant per unit.

Variable Cost

Does not change as levels of activity change

Fixed Cost

Part variable and part fixed

Mixed Cost

Sample points plotted on graph and fixed costs appear where regression line crosses the "Y" axis, variable costs based on slope of the line

Scattergraph Method

Method of separating mixed cost into fixed & variable by analyzing change in cost between highest & lowest levels of activity

High-Low Method

Uses a mathematical model to determine a line of best fit (most accurate method)

Least-Squares Regression Method

Costs accumulated by department

Process Costing

Costs accumulated by particular customer orders

Job-Order Costing

Unit costs computed by department

Process Costing

Unit costs computed by job

Job-Order Costing

Organizational unit where work is performed on a product & materials, labor, or overhead costs are added to the product

Processing Department

Each processing department maintains a separate ______________________ account.

Work in Process

Has only one Work in Process account

Job-Order Costing

Once units are completed they are transferred to

Finished Goods Account

Materials, labor, and overhead costs can be added in __________ processing department

Any

Managerial Accounting is concerned with

Providing info for use within the organization

A focal point of a company's strategy should be

Its target customer

Change in costs / change in units

Variable cost per unit

Total variable cost + total fixed cost

Total cost

Total cost - total variable cost

Total fixed cost

Sales - Cost of Goods Sold

Gross Margin

The potential benefit that is given up when one alternative is selected rather than another

Opportunity Cost

Sales - Variable Expenses

Contribution Margin

Variable costs per unit will remain constant and fixed costs per unit will fluctuate

Within the relevant range

Includes all manufacturing costs except direct materials and direct labor

Manufacturing Overhead

Estimated total manufacturing overhead cost/Estimated total amount of allocation base

Predetermined Overhead Rate

Beginning Inventory + Transferred In = Sold (Transferred Out) + ___________

Ending

Selling and shipping costs are not included in

Cost of Goods Sold

When indirect materials requisitions for use in prod the _____________account should be debited

Manufacturing Overhead

WIP Beginning + Total Manufacturing Costs - WIP End

Cost of Goods Manufactured

Of the same kind/alike

Homogeneous

Units xferred to next dept or finished goods + Equivalent units in ending WIP inventory

Equivalent units in ending WIP inventory

Direct Labor Cost + Manufacturing Overhead Cost

Conversion Cost

(Cost of beg. WIP inventory + Cost added during the period) / Equivalent units of prod

Cost per equivalent unit

Process costing method - equivalent units & unit costs relate only to work done during current period

FIFO method

Hybrid costing system - products have some common and some individual characteristics

Operation Costing

Costing method - essentially homogeneous products are produced on continuous basis

Process Costing

Organizational unit where work is performed on product & manufacturing costs added to product

Processing Department

Process costing method that blends together units and costs from current & prior periods

Weighted-Average Method

Costing method that includes all manufacturing costs in the cost of a product

Absorption Costing

Measure of activity used to assign costs to cost objects

Allocation Base

Document that shows the quantity of each type of direct material required to make a product

Bill of Materials

A factor that causes overhead costs

Cost Driver

Manufacturing costs associated with the goods that were finished during the period

Cost of Goods Manufactured

Units of product that have been completed but not yet sold to customers

Finished Goods

Form that records the materials, labor, and manufacturing overhead costs charged to a job

Job Cost Sheet

Doc that specifies type & quantity of materials to be drawn from storeroom & job to be charged

Materials Requisition Form

Costing system with multiple overhead cost pools & different predetermined overhead rates

Multiple Predetermined Overhead Rates

Overhead costs applied to job by multiplying predetermined overhead rate by actual amt of allocation base

Normal Cost System

Credit balance in Manufacturing Overhead account due to amt overhead applied exceeds amt actually incurred

Overapplied Overhead

Process of charging manufacturing overhead cost to job cost sheets and WIP acct

Overhead Application

Single predetermined overhead rate used throughout a plant

Plantwide Overhead Rate

Rate used to charge manufacturing overhead cost to jobs - established in advance each period

Predetermined Overhead Rate

Any materials that go into the final product

Raw Materials

Schedule that contains the 3 elements of product costs & portions in ending WIP & Finished Goods

Schedule of Cost Of Goods Manufactured

Schedule that contains the 3 elements of product costs & portions in ending Finished Goods & COGS

Schedule of Cost of Goods Sold

Document that is used to record amount of time an employee spends on various activities

Time Ticket

Debit balance in Manufacturing Overhead acct -when amt of overhead incurred exceeds amt applied

Underapplied Overhead

Units of product only partially complete & will require further work before ready for sale

Work In Process

Cost already incurred and cannot be changed by any decision made now or in the future.

Sunk Cost

Costs incurred to secure customer orders & get finished product or service into the hands of the customer

Selling Costs

Range of activity within which assumptions about variable & fixed cost behavior are valid

Relevant Range

Direct materials plus direct labor costs

Prime Cost

Change in cost / Change in activity

Variable Cost

Equation to calculate the total mixed cost for any level of activity within the relevant range

Y = a + bX

Selling expenses + Administrative expenses

Period Cost