ACCCOB3 Module 3 - Quiz 2 Theory Review

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True or False: A company using job order costing will always produce the same output for each customer.

False - a company using job order costing will produce a DIFFERENT/UNIQUE output for each customer.

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True or False: Total Manufacturing Cost during the period include the Work in Process at the beginning of the year.

False - Total Manufacturing Cost during the period DOES NOT INCLUDE the Work in Process at the beginning of the year.

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True or False: A process costing system is most appropriate when a large volume of homogenous products are produced.

True

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True or False: Actual cost of electricity consumed during in the factory is recorded in book as outright debit to Work in Process.

False - actual cost of electricity consumed during in the factory is recorded in book as DEBIT TO MOH.

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True or False: Construction company would likely use process costing.

False - construction company would likely use JOB ORDER costing.

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True or False: In a job order costing system, maintaining job cost sheet for each of the job is not necessary.

False - in a job order costing system, maintaining job cost sheet for each of the job IS NECESSARY.

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True or False: Job Cost Sheet for each Job shows actual cost of Manufacturing Overheard actually incurred in the production of the product.

False - Job Cost Sheet for each Job shows the APPLIED cost of Manufacturing Overheard incurred in the production of the product.

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True or False: Direct Labor cost of a job may be determined by multiplying the number of hours spent by the skilled worker in the job  with their pay rate per hour.

True

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True or False: Manufacturing overhead are easy to trace to a particular job.

False - MOH is not easily traced to a particular job.

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True or False: Overapplied overhead occurs when the total debits of manufacturing overhead exceeds its total credits.

False - overapplied overhead occurs when the total CREDITS of manufacturing overhead EXCEEDS its total DEBITS.

*Overapplied OH = CR > DR

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The entry to record issuance of raw materials to production.

A. Debit Raw Materials; Credit Accounts Payable

B. Debit Raw Materials Expense; Credit Raw Materials

C. Debit Finished Goods; Credit Raw Materials

D. Debit Work In Process; Credit Raw Materials

D. Debit Work In Process; Credit Raw Materials

*Work In Process xxx

Raw Materials xxx

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The entry to record indirect labor incurred in production is:

A. Debit Manufacturing Overhead; Credit Salaries Payable

B. Debit Raw Materials; Credit Salaries Expense

C. Debit Finished Goods; Credit Salaries Expense

D. Debit Work In Process; Credit Salaries Payable

A. Debit Manufacturing Overhead; Credit Salaries Payable

*Manufacturing Overhead xxx

Salaries Payable xxx

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_____ is to job order costing as _____ is to process costing.

A. Construction, shampoo

B. Bread, soft drinks

C. Jollibee, Robinson Land

D. Dunkin Donuts, J-Co

A. Construction, shampoo

*Construction - job order; shampoo - process

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Labor Time Ticket may show the following details EXCEPT:

A. Name of the worker

B. Supervisory hours of plant supervisor

C. Number of skilled workers

D. Direct labor rates

B. Supervisory hours of plant supervisor

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Cost of Goods Manufactured are computed using the following information EXCEPT:

A. Total manufacturing costs

B. Work in process, ending

C. Work in process, beginning

D. Raw materials purchased

D. Raw materials purchased

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To compute the Predetermined Overhead Manufacturing Overhead Rate, we use the formulas, ___________ manufacturing overhead divided by _______ direct labor hours.

A. Actual, previous

B. Estimated, estimated

C. Estimated, previous

D. Actual, current

B. Estimated, estimated

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Cost of Goods Sold is computed using the following details except:

A. Finished goods, beginning

B. Selling expenses

C. Cost of goods manufactured

D. Finished goods, ending

B. Selling expenses

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Manufacturing costs flow starts with Work in Process up to its completion to:

A. Finished goods

B. Cost of goods sold

C. Gross profit

D. Net operating income

B. Cost of goods sold

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Not a product cost:

A. Direct materials

B. Direct labor

C. Administrative expense

D. Indirect labor

C. Administrative expense

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Manufacturing Overhead applied to a job is recorded as:

A. Debit Manufacturing Overhead

B. Debit Work In Process

C. Debit Finished Goods

D. Not recorded

A. Debit Manufacturing Overhead