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prime cost = ?

DM + DL

conversion cost = ?

MOH + DL

COGS in a manufacturing company = ?

beginning FG inventory + COGM - ending FG inventory

what are the 3 types of inventories?

raw materials, work in process, and finished goods

what is the journal entry at the time of sale in a manufacturing company?

dr: COGS, cr: FG inventory

how do you determine COGM?

RM used + DL + MOH + beginning WIP inventory - ending WIP inventory

a cost that is incurred to support a number of cost objects but cannot be traced to any of them individually (a type of indirect cost) = ?

common cost

differential cost = ?

a difference in cost between any two alternatives

incremental cost = ?

an increase in cost between two alternatives

product costs are assigned to ______ and considered _______ until _______.

inventory, assets, the products are sold

period costs are expensed in the period in which they are _______

incurred

when is a process costing system used?

in situations where the company produces many units of a single product for long periods at a time

what is the basic formula for process costing?

unit product cost = total manufacturing cost / total units produced

what is job order costing used?

in situations where many different products or services are produced each period

in normal costing what uses the actual costs and what uses applied cost

DM and DL = actual costs. MOH = applied costs.

a measure of activity, such as direct labour hours, that is used to assign costs to cost objects = ?

allocation base

predetermined overhead rate = ?

estimated total MOH cost / estimated total units in the allocation base

predetermined overhead rate X amount of the allocation base incurred by the job = ?

overhead applied to a particular job

what are the 3 reasons for using a predetermined overhead rate?

avoid seasonal fluctuations, timeliness, simplifies the accounting process

a factor that causes overhead costs, such as machine-hours, beds occupied, computer time, or flight hours = ?

cost driver

actual < applied =

over applied MOH

actual > applied =

under applied MOH

where do you close out MOH?

to COGS

What is the journal entry if MOH is over applied?

dr: MOH, cr: COGS

what is the journal entry if MOH is under applied?

dr: COGS, cr: MOH