Unit 3 Management Decisions Based on Accounting Information Flashcards

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(ABC) A costing system for situations where overhead is high and/or a variety of products are produced; costs are traced to activities and then activities are allocated to production

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Activity-Based Costing

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(B2B) A system that enables data interchange between companies; sometimes sufficiently robust to permit automatic inventory replenishment, etc.

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Business to Business

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A planning tool that outlines the financial plans for an organization; there are various types of budgets – operating, capital, and financial

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Budget

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(CFM) a professional designation of competency in the field of financial management that is issued by the Institute of Management Accountants

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Certified Financial Manager

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(CGMA) sponsors a designation that distinguishes professionals who have advanced proficiency in finance, operations, strategy and management

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Chartered Global Management Accountant

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(CMA) a professional designation of competency in the field of management accounting that is issued by the Institute of Management Accountants

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Certified Management Accountant

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The primary person responsible for the cost and managerial accounting functions

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Controller

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Cost components needed to change raw materials to finished goods, specifically direct labor and manufacturing overhead

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Conversion Cost

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The process by which an organization’s cost is collected, assigned, and interpreted

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Cost Accounting

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The amount of cost attributable to goods reaching the end of production; beginning work in process (wip) + (direct materials, direct labor, manufacturing overhead) - ending wip

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Cost of Goods Manufactured

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Gross wages paid to those who physically and directly work on the goods being produced

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Direct Labor

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The costs of all materials that are an integral part of a finished product and that have a physical presence that is readily traced to that finished product

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Direct Material

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(ERP) Comprehensive database software that tracks an almost endless array of business and accounting data

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Enterprise Resource Packages

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Finished goods represent the cost of completed products awaiting sale to a customer

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Finished Goods

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(IMA) a professional association for management accountants that sponsors the CMA and CFM designations

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Institute of Management Accountants

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16
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Product costs that attach to inventory

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Inventoriable Cost

17
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A costing approach whereby actual labor and material is tracked for each job or product

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Job Costing Method

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(M2M) enables connected devices to communicate with each other

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Machine to Machine

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All costs of manufacturing other than direct materials and direct labor (also called factory overhead)

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Manufacturing Overhead

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A cost not attributable to the acquisition or manufacture of inventory; expensed as incurred

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Period Cost

21
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Product costs that are direct in nature; direct materials and direct labor

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Prime Cost

22
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A product costing method particularly well suited to situations where production occurs in a continuous process; costs are pooled and assigned to aggregate output

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Process Costing Methods

23
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Costs that attach to a product; the summation of direct materials, direct labor, and factory overhead

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Product Cost

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The components that will be used in manufacturing units that are not yet started – also known as direct materials

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Raw Materials

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(RFID) Micro processes embedded in inventory that emit radio frequency signals that enable a computer to automatically track inventory

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Radio Frequency Identification

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A system for evaluating elements that are important to the organization and under the control of an employee holding that position

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Scorecards (Balanced)

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Selling, general, and administrative costs; the period costs of the business

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SG&A

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Benchmarks against which actual productive activity is compared

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Standards

29
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Development without depletion of natural resources or negative effects on the environment

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Sustainability

30
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(TOC) Efficiency is improved by seeking out and eliminating constraints within the organization

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Theory Of Constraints

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(TQM) A process for continuous improvement by focusing on customer service and systematic problem solving via teams made up of front-line employees

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Total Quality Management

32
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Deviations from the norm that may provide warning signs of situations requiring corrective action by managers

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Variances

33
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Goods that are in production but not yet complete; an accumulation of monies spent on direct material, direct labor, and applied manufacturing overhead

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Work In Process