Mng Ch1 Flashcards

1
Q

3 types of manufacturing costs

A

Direct materials
Direct labor
Manufacturing overhead

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2
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How to calculate raw materials used

A
Raw materials inventory beg. 
\+Raw materials purchase
———————————-
Raw materials available for use
- raw materials inventory end
———————————————
Raw materials used
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3
Q

How to calculate total cost wip

A

Beg wip
+ total current manufacturing cost
————————————————
Total cost of wip

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4
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How to calculate cost of goods manufactured

A

Total wip
-ending wip
——————
Cost of goods manufactured

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5
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What goes into the different subgroups

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Direct labor- must be traced in an economically feasible way to the assembly of products
Direct materials- wood metal… can be observed directly in made item
Manufacturing overhead- indirect materials and labor, factory electricity, janitors, factory taxes, factory insurance… anything related to the factory but not directly related to the product

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6
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Cost of goods available for sail

A

Finished goods inventory beg.
+ cost of goods manufactured
——————————————-
Cost of goods available for sale

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7
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Cost of goods sold

A

Cost of goods available for sale
- finished goods inventory end
—————————————
Cogs

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8
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Gross profit

A

Revenue

-cogs

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9
Q

Cost accounting

A

Measuring reporting and recording of product costs.

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10
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2 types of cost accounting systems

A
Job order (company assigns cost to each job or batch of goods)
Process cost (used when a company manufacturers a large volume of similar products)
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11
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4 major steps to job order cost flow

A

Manufacturing costs
WIP
FGI
Cogs

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12
Q

Job cost sheet

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Form used to record the costs chargeable to a specific job and to determine the total and unit costs of the completed job

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13
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Predetermined overhead rate

A

Estimated annual overhead/estimated annual operating activity

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14
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What are the source documents for direct materials, direct labor, manufacturing overhead?

A

Materials requisition
Time ticket
Calculation of pdoh

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15
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Journal entry for goods costing 15 and we’re sold for 20

A

Cogs. 15
FGI. 15
AR. 20
Sales Rev 20

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16
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Journal entry for paying manufacturing overhead

A

Manufacturing overhead xx

Cash. Xx

17
Q

Process cost system

A

A cost accounting system where costs are tracked through a series of connected manufacturing processes or departments, rather than by individual jobs as in job order cost systems

18
Q

Similarities through job order cost and process cost system

A

Track manufacturing cost
Accumulate costs in the same accounts
Assign accumulated accounts to the same accounts

19
Q

Main difference between job order cost and process cost systems

A

In job order only 1 wip account is used
In job order cost system costs are changed to individual jobs and summarized in a job cost sheet
Costs are totaled at end of job in JC but end of period in PC

20
Q

How to calculate equivalent units

A

Units completed and transferred out+equivalent units in ending wip= equivalent units of production

21
Q

Prime cost

A

DM+DL

22
Q

Conversion cost

A

DL+OH

23
Q

Conversion costs for each month

A

Units transferred out + (units * conversion cost %)

24
Q

How to determine total units to be accounted for

A

WIP beginning + started into production

25
Q

How to determine total units accounted for

A

Units completed and transferred out + ending wip

26
Q

Compute unit materials cost

A

Total materials cost / equivalent units of materials

27
Q

Unit conversion cost

A

Total conversion cost/ equivalent units of conversion costs

28
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Total manufacturing cost per unit

A

Unit materials cost/unit conversion cost

29
Q

Difference between product and period costs

A

Product are only incurred if product is acquired or produced.
Period are associated with passage of time

30
Q

Assign overhead to production using a predetermined rate

A

Take rate given and multiply by the amount of direct labor casts

WIP. Xx
MO. Xx