Chapter 6 Flashcards

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How would the INCOME STATEMENT AND BALANCE SHEET of a merchandising company be different from a Service _Manufacturing Compan_y

A
  • In a merchandising company’s income statement, the only difference would be in the computation of cost of goods sold.
    • Beginning and ending finished goods would be replaced by beginning and ending merchandise inventory,
    • and cost of goods manufactured would be replaced by purchases.
  • In a merchandising company’s balance sheet, there would be one inventory account (merchandise inventory) instead of three.
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Buchungssatz für

Work Completed in a Service Company

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Cost of Completed Work

Work In Process

  • Nicht erst in FINISHED GOODS INVENTORY
  • Wenn die Arbeit Fertiggestellt, dann automatisch Performance obligation satisfied -> Revenue and Expense Recognition
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3
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Sales Mix

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  • is the relativ percentage in which a company sells its products
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What is the effect on Net Income under HIGHER CONTRIBUTION MARGIN

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  • Net Income will be GREATER if units are sold with a HIGHER CONTRIBUTION MARGIN, rather than under a lower contribution Margin
  • We should shift from low-margin sales to high-margin sales
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5
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Cost Structure

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  • Is the relative proportion of fixed verus variable costs that a comapny incurs
  • May have a SIGNIFICANT effect on profitability
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6
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What is the effect on the Contribution Margin under Higher Variable Cost

and WHAT are the consequences

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  • Smaller Contribution Margin

Consequences:

  • Smaller Operating Leverage
  • The contribution to Net Income is smaller
  • Hence Is not as sensitive to changes in sales
  • LOWER Break-Even-Sales are required
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7
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What is riskier GREATER or SMALLER Break-Even-Sales

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  • Greater Break Even Sales is riskier, because the company needs to generate MORE SALES in order to reach Break Even
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Operating Leverage

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  • Extend that net income reacts to a given change in sales
  • HIGHER fixed Cost relative to variable cost cause a company to have HIGHER OPERATING LEVERAGE
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9
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What are the consequences of a HIGH OPERATING LEVERAGE

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EARNING VOLATILTY RISK

  • When Sales revenue are increasing, high operating leverage means that profit will increase rapidly
  • ACHTUNG: When Sales revenue are declining, too much operating leverage can have devasting consequences
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10
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Degree of Operating Leverage

and Formula

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  • Provides a measure of a companys earnings volatility
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11
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Variable Costing

Period or Product Cost??

Fixed Manufactoring Overhead: ??

Fixed Admin/Selling Expense: ??

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Fixed Manufactoring Overhead: PERIOD COST

Fixed Admin/Selling Expense: PERIOD COST

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12
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Absorption Costing

Period or Product Cost??

Fixed Manufactoring Overhead: ??

Fixed Admin/Selling Expense: ??

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Fixed Manufactoring Overhead: PRODUCT COST

Fixed Admin/Selling Expense: PERIOD COST

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What are Advantages of Variable Costing

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  • Net Income is unaffected by changes in production level

Absorption Costing will show a HIGHER NET INCOME than variable costing whenever Units Produced Exceeds Units sold !!!!

  • Weil, Fixed Manufactoring Overhead unter Absoroption Costing nur anfallen wenn die Produkte Verkauft werden. Bei Variable Costing werden die Fixed Manu Overhead direkt als Aufwand verbucht und fallen somit aufjedenfall an.
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