CH 2 Flashcards

1
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when is Job-order costing used?

A

Used when many different products (with separate, individual features each) are produced each period.

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2
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Example where Job-order costing is used?

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Diesel clothing- having separate articles for men and women

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3
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What is an “order”?

A

whats being ordered (the number)
for ex. 1,000 mens bluee denim jeans

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4
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What HAPPENS in a job-order costing system?

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  1. costs are traced, assigned to jobs
  2. costs of jobs divided by # of units in a job (1k for ex)
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5
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What does the Job-order costing system produce?

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Unit product cost
–> it is average cost per unit

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6
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cases where Job-order costing is used?

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  1. Large construction projects
  2. commercial aircraft
  3. business cards
  4. airline meals
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7
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Bill of Materials?

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document listing quantity of EACH type (pre-established, not new) [and the type] of direct material needed to complete 1 product

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Materials Requisition Form?

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specifies the TYPE & # of materials to be brought from l’entrepot
–> also identifies the “job that will be charged” for the materials cost

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9
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Job Cheat Sheet (when it happens and what is)?

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Happens after production order
–> records materials, labor and manufacturing overhead cost doing this job

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10
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Time Ticket

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hour-by-hour summary of employees activities in a day

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11
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What is included in “product costs” in “absorption costing”

A

direct labor/materials & manufacturing overhead

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12
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What is allocation method

A

assigns overhead costs to products

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13
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what is “allocation base”?

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(Only ONE) measure [of activity] (like machine-hours) that that is used to assign overhead costs to products and services

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14
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How is manufacturing overhead usually assigned to products?

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Predetermined overhead rate

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15
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WHat is Predetermined overhead rate (POR) and WHEN is it computed?

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total estimated manufacturing overhead cost (of the pd) / estimated total amount of the allocation base

computed before the period begins and applied to the pd following

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16
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Equation to determine overhead applied to specific job?

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POR x amount of Allocation base brought by the job

17
Q

Normal cost system?

A

(applies overhead to jobs
–> POR x amount of allocation base brought by job

18
Q

The allocation base and POR should DRIVE the…

A

overhead cost

19
Q

A “cost driver”?

A

a factor (computer time, machine-hours) that causes overhead costs

20
Q

Why is a “multiple predetermined overhead rates” system more accurate?

A

shows “across departements” how jobs consume overhead costs

21
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What is Absorption Costing?

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22
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How do average manufacturing costs react to average cost per unit?

A

Causes it to change with production levels

23
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(manufacturing) allocation bases include?

A

Direct labor cost, Machine Hours, direct labor hours

24
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Equation to calculate estimated manufacturing overhead?

A

Y= a+ bx

a = The estimated total FIXED manufacturing overhead cost
b = The estimated VARIABLE manufacturing overhead cost per unit of “allocation base”
X = The estimated total amount of the “allocation base”

25
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In “absorption costing”, what costs are manufacturing costs?

A

BOTH fixed and variable

26
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TOTAL Manuf. costs remain ___ from one pd to next?

A

“Total” remain CONSTANT

27
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Average cost per unit (manuf. costs) _____ from one period to the next?

A

“Average” VARY from pd to pd

28
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When does “cost-plus pricing” happen?

A

when a mark-up % is added to cost of job

29
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How to calculate mark-up and add it to job?

A

Mark-up % x Manuf. cost (DM + DL + MO) = mark-up
Mark-up + Manuf. cost = total job selling price

30
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What do all of the company’s “job sheets” form when viewed collectively?

A

Subsidiary ledger