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Manufacturing Costs
Direct materials, Direct Labor, and Factory Overhead
Costs Added =
Manufacturing Costs
COGM formula
Total Manufacturing Costs + Beginning WIP - Ending WIP
Why is the beginning WIP added in the COGM Formula?
Because these units are completed within the period
Why is the ending WIP subtracted in the COGM Formula?
Because these units should be completed by the next period
Factory Overhead includes
Indirect Materials, Indirect Labor, and Depreciation of Machinery
Product costs
costs necessary to create product
Types of Product costs are
Prime and Conversion
Prime Cost
direct material and direct labor costs
conversion costs
direct labor + overhead
COGS formula
COGM+ Beginning finished goods inventory - ending goods finished inventory
Net income formula
Revenue - expenses
Overhead costs can or cannot be cost effectively traced to individual jobs
cannot
Over/ Under Applied Overhead?
Calculate Predetermined Rate, Find Applied Cost, Incurred/ Actual - Applied
No Rate or % in Overhead Question?
Overhead / Activity Base X 100
Has Rate or % in overhead question?
Rate X Activity Base
Actual/ Incurred < Applied is
OverApplied and Credit
Actual/ Incurred > Applied is
Underapplied and Debit
Gross Profit
Sales Revenue- COGS
Managers use Cost Accounting System to
control costs and set prices
Cost Accounting Systems
Accumulates Production Costs and Assigns them to Products and Services
Job Order Costing is for
Larger, Unique, Expensive Products
Process Ordering is for
Smaller, Bulk Items
Cost per Equivalent Unit
total costs/ equivalent units of production