Final Exam Review - Lecture Notes Flashcards

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1
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Three types of product costs:

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Direct Materials, Direct Labor, and Manufacturing Overhead

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Three categories of Manufacturing Overhead

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Indirect Materials, Indirect Labor, and Other Costs

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3
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Product Costs are included in ______ and are ______ when sold

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Inventory, COGS

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Two basic categories of period costs: ________

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Selling and Administrative

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DL, DM and MOH all combine to become _______.

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Work In Process

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Once the product is completed it becomes ________.

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finished goods

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Once the product is sold it becomes ____________.

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cost of goods sold

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The formula for applying overhead is: _______

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estimated manufacturing overhead / estimated cost driver

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The formula: “estimated manufacturing overhead / estimated cost driver” calculates __________

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predetermined overhead rate

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Overhead is applied by multiplying _____ by _____

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predetermined overhead rate, actual cost driver

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Debit MOH when __ MOH is incurred and credit MOH when _______ MOH

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actual, applying

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The ending balance in MOH is _____.

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always zero

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MOH is ____ when there is a debit balance

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underallocated

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MOH is ____ when there is a credit balance

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overallocated

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______ cost don’t change when activity changes

How to estimate costs

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Fixed

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16
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_____ cost changes directly with activity

How to estimate costs

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Variable

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Mixed cost uses the formula: _____________________________

How to estimate costs

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Y = mx + b

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Variable costs per unit are _____, but total variable costs _____ when activity increases

How to estimate costs

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constant, increase

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Fixed costs in total are _______, but fixed costs per unit _______ when activity increases

How to estimate costs

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constant, decrease

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__________ can estimate fixed costs in total and variable cost per unit. These stay the same at all levels of activity within the relevant range

How to estimate costs

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Regression

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What is estimated total cost when m = 2.5 and b = 900 when units = 200? ____________

How to estimate costs

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1,400

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CVP uses a _______ income statement

CVP

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contribution format

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Break even formula is: ____________

CVP

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fixed costs / unit contribution margin

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Target profit formula is: ________

CVP

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(fixed costs + target profit) / unit contribution margin

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If target profit = $10,000 and fixed costs = $20,000 and unit contribution margin = $12, how many units must be sold? __________________ ## Footnote CVP
2,500
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Budgeting begins with the ___________ budget ## Footnote Budgeting
sales
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To prepare a cash receipts or disbursements budget, you must look to ____ periods ## Footnote Budgeting
prior
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To prepare a purchases or production budget, you must look to ____ periods ## Footnote Budgeting
future
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Flexible budgets adjust planning budgets so that meaningful _____ can be made ## Footnote Budgeting
comparisons
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The two variances in a flexible budget are __________ and _______ ## Footnote Budgeting
activity, revenue/spending
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You have to know how cost behave when doing a _______ budget ## Footnote Budgeting
flexible
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The difference between the actual costs and the flexible budget costs is called the _____ variance ## Footnote Budgeting
spending
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The two basic measures are ______ and ______ ## Footnote Budgeting
return on investment, residual income
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Operating Income divided by Total Assets = ______ ## Footnote Budgeting
return on investment
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The formula for residual income is _______________________________ ## Footnote Budgeting
Operating Income – (Target rate of return * Total Assets
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These costs do not go away when a segment goes away_______ ## Footnote Budgeting
common fixed costs
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The issue with ROI is _____ ## Footnote Budgeting
profitable investments that may be rejected
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These costs do go away when a segment goes away ____________ ## Footnote Budgeting
traceable fixed costs
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A relevant cost either has ________ or it differs between _______ ## Footnote Budgeting
a bearing on the future, alternatives
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Opportunity costs are __________ ## Footnote Budgeting
relevant
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Sunk costs are _____ ## Footnote Budgeting
not relevant
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The sections of a statement of cash flows are: ______, _________ and ____________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
operating, investing, financing
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Investing includes ____________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
any transaction that involves acquiring or disposing of long-term assets
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Financing includes ________________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
any transaction that involves obtaining cash from or repaying lenders or owners
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Operating includes ______________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
any transaction not categorized as financing or investing
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Noncash items adjusted for in the operating section include _______, ______ and _________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
depreciation, amortization, gains and losses
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When adjusting for depreciation expense you must ______ to the statement of cash flows ## Footnote Cash Flows
add it back
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Decreases in A/R should be __________ in the statement ## Footnote Cash Flows
added
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When adjusting for gains you must ________ to the statement of cash flows ## Footnote Cash Flows
subtract it within
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Decreases in A/P should be __________ in the statement ## Footnote Cash Flows
subtracted
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What kind of activity is - Repurchased common stock: ______________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
financing
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What kind of activity is - Sell equipment – think about the whole transaction: _____________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
investing (cash) operating (gain or loss)
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What kind of activity is - Accounts payable: _________________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
operating
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What kind of activity is - Loan money to an employee: ____________________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
investing
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What kind of activity is -Pay dividend to shareholders: ____ __________________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
financing
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What kind of activity is - Depreciation expense: ___________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
operating
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* Net Income is = $100 * Increase in A/R = $7 * Decrease in Acc Liab = $4 * Sold land for $20 with a $6 gain * Issued bonds – received $50 What is cash flow from operations? __________ ## Footnote Cash Flows
100 – 7 – 4 – 6 = 83
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What do each of these measure? 1. Gross margin % ______________ 2. EPS ______________ 3. Working Capital ________________ 4. Current Ratio ____________________ 5. Average days to collect _______________ 6. Average sale period (days in inventory) _________ 7. P/E ratio ___________ 8. DuPont Analysis-3 factor model ______________ 9. Common size income statements show all items as a percentage of _________ | 2Profitability|2Liquidity|2Market Performance|2Asset Management|1Sales ## Footnote Ratios / Financial Statement Analysis
1. profitability 2. market performance 3. liquidity 4. liquidity 5. ASSET MANAGEMENT 6. ASSET MANAGEMENT 7. market performance 8. profitability 9. sales
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The fraud triangle includes ________, __________ and _______ ## Footnote Internal controls
1. opportunity 2. pressure 3. rationalization
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Internal controls generally include ________, _______ and _______ ## Footnote Internal controls
segregation of duties, Account Analysis and Reconcilliation, and Reviews
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Duties that should be done by different employees include ________, _________ and _________________. ## Footnote Internal controls
authorization, custody, recording
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Standard Costs and Variances: analyzes the flexible budget variance (spending) from the _________ ## Footnote Standard Costs and Variances
flexible budget
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Direct Labor Efficiency Variance = _________ ## Footnote Standard Costs and Variances
standard rate * (Actual Hours - Standard Hours Allowed)
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Direct Labor Rate Variance = __________________ ## Footnote Standard Costs and Variances
Actual Hours * (Actual Rate - Standard Rate)
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Sustainability: 3 Pillars are ______________ ## Footnote Sustainability
Social, Environmental, Economic
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Triple bottom line is: ___________________ ## Footnote Sustainability
People, Planet, Profits