final chapters Flashcards
(111 cards)
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what level is information aggregated in financial accounting
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global on the company as a whole
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organization responsible for regulating financial reporting is the
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SEC - securities an exchange commission
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organization responsible for developing accounting rules is
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FASB - financial accounting standards board
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the accounting procedures and practices permitted in published financial statements are severely restricted by
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GAAP - generally accepted acctg principles
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financial acctg provides info used primarily by
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creditors, investors (external)
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external users rely on [] data
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economic
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cash payment for product costs is an [] transaction
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asset exchange
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to meet the needs of different user groups, []
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financial is more aggregated than managerial
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the only reporting restriction for managerial acctg is the []-[] principle
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value-added
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when compared to financial, managerial acctg uses
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more estimates and fewer facts
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managerial acctg provides info used primarily by
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executives and employees (internal)
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three costs recognized by GAAP
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materials, labor, and overhead
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characteristics of financial acctg
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objectivity, consistency, reliability
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cost per unit also means
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average cost per unit
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characteristics of managerial acctg info
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relevance and timeliness
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materials used to make products are usually called [] materials
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raw
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TF production workers salaries are NOT expensed bc the cash paid to the workers is used to produce inv not rev
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true
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direct raw materials are [] and [] traced to products
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easily and conveniently
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direct labor is
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easily and conveniently traced to products
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recognizing depreciation on manufacturing equip results in
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increased inventory, no change to the income statement (cogs)
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product costs are added to [] when incurred and expensed when []
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inventory, the inv is sold
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TF production wages are expensed as incurred and salaries to selling and admin employees are treated as product costs
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false, switch
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a company recorded a total depreciation, which will be recorded as an expense between manufacturing equip and office equip
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office equip
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manufacturing overhead includes
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indirect labor, indirect materials, factory utilities, depreciation on manufacturing assets
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nonproductive expenses are sometimes called [] costs
period
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indirect costs cannot be
cost-effectively traces to products and services
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cost allocation is the process of dividing
a total cost into parts and assigning the parts to relevant cost objects
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as production occurs, materials used, labor and overhead are first accumulated in inv
work in process
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to help managers analyze manufacturing costs schedule of [] is prepared
cogs manufactured and sold
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which is not an inventory account for manufacturers
cogs
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diminishes motivation, sloppy work and inattentive attitudes are all examples of hidden inventory [] costs
holding
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goods are transferred to cogs from []
finished goods inventory
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inventory holding costs include
obsolesce, financing, warehouse space, and increased production time
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just in time inventory reduces inventory holding costs by
making products to order
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as activity level decrease, fixed costs []
don't change
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to magnify small changes in rev into dramatic changes in profitability, managers apply [] leverages
operating
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when calculating percent change, [] is the staring point
base
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the possibility that sacrifices may exceed benefits is called []
risk
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the ultimate risk of undertaking a business project is committing to a [] cost
fixed
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as activity level decreases, variable costs
decrease
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when a company uses a variable cost structure, a 15% change in sales will result in [] inc or dec in profitability
exactly 15%
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yr1 gm = 50, yr2 gm = 80, what is percentage change in profitability
(80 - 50)/50 = 60%
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sales rev - variable costs =
contribution margin
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risk can be avoided by substituting [] in place of []
variable, fixed
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magnitude of operating leverage = []/[]
contribution margin/net income
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as activity level increases, variable costs per unit
don't change
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shifting the cost structure from fixed to variable cost, [] the level of risk and [] potential for profits
decreases, decreases
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fixed costs - contribution margin =
net income
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the levels of activity over which a cost is defined as either fixed or variable is called the [] range
relevant
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the same cost can behave as either a fixed or a variable cost depending on the
activity base
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point where profit = 0
break even
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sales price is 20, variable cost is 7.5 per, T fixed costs is 10000, determine break even
10000/(20-7.5)
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magnitude of operating leverage is 2, 10% rev inc leads to [] increase in profitability
10% x 2 = 20%
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the amount at which actual sales can fall short of expectations before a company begins to incur losses is called the []
margin of safety
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the larger the margin of safety, the
more likely the company will report a profit
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relevant information must
differ among alternatives and be future oriented
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when replacing a car, book value and accumulated depreciation are [] costs
sunk
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relevant costs can include [] [] [] costs
opportunity, fixed, variable
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most useful information is both [] and []
relevant and precise
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the concept of relevant is [] from the concept of cost behavior
independent
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relevant rev is sometimes called [] rev
differential
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costs that can be eliminated by making specific choices are called [] costs
avoidable
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costs incurred each time a company generates one individual item of product are called [] costs
unit-level
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costs incurred each time a company generates a set quantity of goods produced at one time are called [] costs
batch-level
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costs incurred to support specific services are called [] costs
product level
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costs incurred to support an entire company are called [] costs
facility level
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engineering design and the costs are obtaining and defending patents are examples of [] level costs
product
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A customer has requested a special order of 2,000 Wilson tennis rackets for $40 per unit. The normal selling price is $50. Costs related to the special order are $30 per racket plus batch-level costs of $1,000. Wilson incurred $10,000 of product-level costs to design the racket and has $100,000 of facility-level costs per year. The differential revenue associated with the special order is Blank______.
40 x 2000 units = 80,000
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A customer has requested a special order of 2,000 Wilson tennis rackets for $40 per unit. The normal selling price is $50. Costs related to the special order are $30 per racket plus batch-level costs of $1,000. Wilson incurred $10,000 of product-level costs to design the racket and has $100,000 of facility-level costs per year. The differential cost associated with the special order is Blank______.
$30 × 2,000 units + $1,000 batch level-cost = $61,000
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in a special order decision, qualitative characteristics may be [] than quantitative ones
more important
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outsourcing involves a decision about whether to
buy goods and services from other companies or produce them internally
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companies that have control over the full range of activities from acquiring raw materials to distributing goods and services use
vertical integration
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managers should bas equipment replacement decisions on [] analysis rather than physical deterioration
profit
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what involves making long-term decisions such as defining the scope of the business
strategic planning
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capital budgeting focuses on [] range planning
intermediate
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short term planning is the focus of
operations budgeting
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a continuous 12 mo budget is adjusted at the end of []
each month
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TF budgets help with planning, coordination, and performance action but not corrective action
false, it does all
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strategic planning involves
identifying the most profitable market niche, determining the scope of the business, and determining products to develop
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negative effects of budgets
increasing stress limiting individual freedom
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a group of detailed berets and schedules representing the operating and financial plans for the future is called a
master budget
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which budget begins the budgeting process
operating
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pro forma financial statements are
future oriented
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operating budgets do not include a [] budget
captial
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where does a company record its current cash sales and collections of accounts receivable
schedule of cash payment
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the sales forecast may use [] techniques, [] regarding changes in [], and generally include [] analysis
statistical, data, economic
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what would appear on 4th quarter financial statements
total sales for the quarter, dec 31 uncollected credit sales
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what is included on the schedule of cash receipts
current cash sales, collections of acts receivable
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what, from sales budgets, are on pro forma statements
A/R sales rev
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total inv needed =
cost of budgeted sales + desired ending inv
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what, from inv purchases budget, are on pro forma
accounts payable, cogs, ending inv
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what is included on the selling and admin expn budget
utility, depreciation, and salary expense
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if all inv is paid for in the month of purchase, which from a 12 mo inv purchases budget are present on pro forma
desired ending inv and Tcogs
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to cover anticipated cash shortages, management can plan [] activities to borrow money and refinance to change the [] plan of [] []
financing, repayment, past borrowing
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TF depreciation is a cash expense
false, noncash
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what, fro S&A budget are on pro forma
T S&A expenses
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management anticipates expected shortage or excess amounts of funds by preparing [] budgets
cash
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what appears on a cash budget
expected cash payments, financing activities, expected cash collections
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Total cash receipts equal $10,000, total cash payments equal $11,000, beginning cash equals $4,000 and ending cash equals $22,000. The total cash available is Blank______.
$4,000 beginning cash + $10,000 cash receipts = $14,000.
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Cash disbursements for inventory is $40,000, for selling and administrative expenses is $30,000, and for a capital expenditure is $20,000. Depreciation expense is $15,000. Total cash disbursements on the cash budget equal Blank______.
$40,000 for inventory + $30,000 for selling and administrative expenses + $20,000 for capital expenditures = $90,000 total cash disbursements.
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what items are on the cash budget pro forma
ending cash balance, cash payments, cash for capital expenditure, cash receipts, borrowings
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capital expenditures are reported on
both cash budget and cash flow pro forma
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cogs is on which statements pro forma
income statement
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what os on the pro forma balance sheet
retained earnings and T assets
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TF all info for the pro forma statement of cash flows comes from the cash budget
TRUE
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what is on the pro forma income statement
interest expense, gross margin, sales rev
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pro forma of cash flows includes cash flows from which activities
all three
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