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What are manager’s 3 main responsibilities
planning, controlling, decision making
What are the key characteristics of managerial acc?
serves internal managers, doesn’t have to follow GAAP, reports are segmented and non-mandatory, focuses on the future and relevance
What are the key characteristics of financial acc?
serves external parties, has to follow GAAP, reports are mandatory and company wide, focuses on the past, and objectivity and verifiability
4 standards of the IMA ethical professional practice
credibility, confidentiality, professional competence, integrity
What is a cost object
an item you are trying to find a cost for
What are the 2 forms of cost objects
direct (easily traced), indirect (hard to trace)
what are the 3 manufacturing product costs
direct materials, direct labor, manufacturing overhead
When are the 3 manufacturing product costs expensed
when the product is finished
when are period costs expensed
as they are incurred
what are period costs
costs that do not effect the production of a product
what are conversion costs
the total expenses to turn raw aterials into a finsihed good, direct materials + MOH
what are prime costs
the total of all DIRECT costs to make a product, direct labor + direct materials
what is job order costing
a cost system that is used when there are many different products sold
what are the 3 documents used during the manufactuing of a product
job cost sheet, bill of materials, material requistion form
what is the job cost sheet
records the dm, dl, MOH costs applied for a specific job
what is the bill of materials
lists the quantity of each type of DM meeded to complete a unit of product
what is the material requistion form
specifies the type and quantity of materials to be transferred from storeroom and identifies the job to be charged
How are overhead costs assigned to jobs in production
via redetermined overhead rate, estimated total overhead costs / estimated total allocation base
4 steps to applying overheads PLANTWIDE
estimated OH cost / estimated allocation base = predetermined OH rate x actual allocation base
4 steps to apply overhead DEPARTMENT
estimated OH cost / estimated allocation base = predetermined OH rate x actual allocation base (PER DEPARTMENT)
Which steps for applying overhead are BOY
estimating OH costs, select allocation base, estimate total allocation, and calculating the predetermined overhead rate
Calculate Predetermined overhead rate
estmimated OH cost / estimated allocation base
Which steps for applying overhead are throughout the year
applying the predetermined rate to active hours
How do you calculate the total/manufacturing cost of a job
DM+DL+MOH
How do you calculate the manufacturing/unit cost of a job
total job cost divided by total units produced
what are the 3 manufacturer inventory accounts
Raw material, WIP, and finished goods
What are the flow of costs for the 3 inventory accounts
$ for raw materials, DM+DL+MOH for WIP, total product cost
What is COGS
its an expense account, finished goods is an asset and will then move to COGS when sold
How to calculate DM used
BI Raw Material + Purchases - EI Raw Material
Calculate COGM used
Total manufactuing cost (DM+DL+MOH) + Beginning WIP - Ending WIP
Calculate COGS
Beginning Finished Goods + COGM - ENding Finished goods
overapplied OH
applied OH > actual OH
Underapplied OH
actual OH > applied OH
What is applied OH
the predetermined rate x actual hours worked
what account is adjusted for under/over applied OH and how?
COGS, increase/decrease