ABC Analysis Flashcards
(45 cards)
What is Activity-Based Costing (ABC)?
A costing method that assigns overhead to products based on activities and their cost drivers ## Footnote It improves accuracy by linking costs to the true causes of overhead.
What are the four activity cost levels in ABC?
Unit-level, Batch-level, Product-level, Facility-level ## Footnote Each level reflects a different type of activity consumption.
What is a unit-level activity?
Activities performed for each unit produced, like drilling or cutting ## Footnote Costs vary with the number of units made.
What is a batch-level activity?
Activities performed for a group of units, like setups or inspections ## Footnote These costs are incurred per batch, not per unit.
What is a product-level activity?
Activities that support an entire product line, like product design ## Footnote Incurred regardless of number of units or batches.
What is a facility-level activity?
Activities supporting the entire production process, like plant management ## Footnote These costs are independent of product volume.
Which cost driver is most appropriate for engineering design?
Engineering hours ## Footnote Reflects technical design effort required per product.
Which cost driver is best for ordering and receiving?
Number of orders ## Footnote Each order triggers procurement and handling activities.
What type of activity is ‘Machine setup’?
Batch-level activity ## Footnote It supports multiple units produced in a batch.
What is the classification of ‘Storing materials’ under VA/NVA?
Non-Value-Adding (NVA) ## Footnote It does not directly contribute to the final product.
Which ABC cost pool would use ‘Boxes’ as a cost driver?
Packaging and shipping ## Footnote Box usage reflects shipping volume per product.
What is an example of a value-added activity in ABC?
Machining or Engineering Design ## Footnote These activities enhance product functionality.
What is an example of a non-value-added activity in ABC?
Inspection or Inventory storage ## Footnote These activities do not enhance customer-perceived value.
What is the Manufacturing Cycle Efficiency (MCE) formula?
MCE = Value-Added Time ÷ Total Cycle Time ## Footnote Indicates the proportion of time spent on value-adding activities.
How does ABC improve product costing accuracy?
By tracing overhead based on actual activity consumption rather than a single cost driver ## Footnote Reduces over/under-costing in complex product lines.
How is overhead assigned in ABC?
Overhead is assigned based on activity cost pools and their respective cost drivers ## Footnote Each pool has a rate applied to the actual activity consumed by a product.
What is the formula for overhead applied using ABC?
Overhead = Activity Rate × Actual Activity Usage ## Footnote Activity rate is computed as Budgeted Cost ÷ Budgeted Activity.
What is the overhead rate for machine setups if budgeted cost is P240
000 and 200 setups?
What is the overhead rate for material handling if cost is P90
000 and 60
What is the overhead rate for quality control if cost is P48
000 and 1
What is the overhead rate for other overhead if cost is P160
000 and 20
How much overhead is assigned to Order No. 715 using ABC if it had 7 setups
11
What is the predetermined overhead rate using traditional costing if total OH is P538
000 and 20
What is the overhead assigned to Order No. 715 using traditional costing (850 hours)?
P22,865 ## Footnote 850 × P26.90