Chapter 3 Managerial Accounting

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what is raw materials

any materials that go into final product

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what is WIP

all units of production that are only partially completed

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what is finish goods

completed units of product that have not been sold yet

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what is Cost of Goods Manufactured

costs associated with goods that were finished during the period

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What are the product costs (production flow sheet)

raw materials purchases, labor costs, MOH

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What goes on the balance sheet?(production flow sheet)

raw materials inventory, WIP inventory, Finished goods inventory

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What goes on the income statement? (production flow sheet)

cost of goods sold

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When a transaction is on account, what do you credit?

accounts payable

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Journal Entry: Corp had 5000 in raw material on hand. THey purchased additional raw materials for 23200 on account.

Dr: raw materials inventory 23200; Cr: accounts payable 23200

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Journal Entry: 15000 of lumber was requisitioned from raw materials inventory for use in specifc jobs, and 1200 of nails were requisitioned from raw materials inventory for general factory use.

Dr: WIP inventory 15000; Dr: MOH 1200; Cr: Raw materials inventory 16200

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Journal Entry: Labor costs were incurred as follows: 9500 for direct laborers, 6000 for factory supervisors, 2000 for factory maintenance

Dr: WIP Inventory 9500; Dr: MOH 8000; Cr: Salaries and Wages Payable

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Journal Entry: Corp incurred the following expenses: utilities costs (head, water & power) for the factory totaling 12000 and depreciation on the factory equipment total 6500.

Dr: MOH 18500; Cr: Utilities Payable 12000; Cr: Accumulated depreciation 6500

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Debiting Salaries expense and crediting salaries and wages payable is an example of what kind of cost?

non-manufacturing costs

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Debiting depreciation expense and crediting accumulated depreciation is an example of what kind of cost?

non-manufacturing costs

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Debiting advertising expense and crediting accounts payable is an example of what kind of cost?

non manufacturing cost

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Journal Entry: Corp uses a POHR of $25 per direct labor hour. The company used 910 direct labor hours during the period.

Dr: WIP 22750 Cr: MOH 22750

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Journal Entry: During the period, Corp completed jobs costing 35,000.

Dr: Finished Goods 35000; Cr: WIP inventory

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What two entries are required when finished goods are sold?

  1. record the sale (debit A/R and credit sales revenue)

  2. Record COGS and reduce finished goods inventory

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Journal Entry: Corp sold 25000 of finished goods inventory to customers on credit for 48000.

Dr: accounts receivable 48000; Cr: sales revenue 48000; Dr: COGS 48000; Cr: Finished goods 48000

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When actual overhead is greater than overhead applied what do you call it?

underapplied overhead

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When actual overhead is less than overhead applied what do you call it?

overapplied overhead

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At the end of the year, what is required for under or over applied overhead?

a year-end adjustment

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Journal Entry to close out underapplied/overapplied MOH

Dr: COGS; Cr: MOH

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Cost of goods manufactured

goods that were finished during the period

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What three product costs are associated with COGM

materials, labor and overhead (no period costs)

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4 overall steps to Schedule of COGM

  1. Direct Materials

  2. Direct Labor

  3. MOH

  4. COGM

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Accounts used for direct materials section for Schedule of COGM

  1. Beg. Raw Materials Inventory

  2. Add: purchases of raw materials

  3. = raw materials available for use

  4. less: ending raw materials inventory

  5. = raw materials used in production

  6. less: indirect materials included in MOH

  7. = direct materials used in production

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Accounts used for MOH section for Schedule of COGM

  1. Indirect materials

  2. Indirect labor

  3. Factory utilities

  4. Depreciation – factory equip.

  5. Total Overhead

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Accounts used for COGM section for Schedule of COGM

  1. Total Manufacturing Costs

  2. Add: Beg. WIP Inventory

  3. Less: ending WIP Inventory

  4. = COGM

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Schedule of Cost of goods sold order:

  1. Beg. Finished Goods Inventory

  2. Add: Cost of Goods Manufactured

  3. = Finished Goods Available for Sale

  4. Less: Ending Finished Goods Inventory

  5. Unadjusted COGS

  6. ±Underapplied/Overapplied MOH

  7. = Adjusted COGS

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What to add/subtract for overapplied/underapplied MOH on COGS

add underapplied and subtract overapplied