Managerial Accounting Chapter 1

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this kind of accounting includes external users like investors and creditors

financial accounting

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this kind of accounting includes internal users like executives, managers and employees

managerial

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this type of accounting involves the investment decisions

financial

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this accounting has the planning, directing, and controlling business operations

managerial

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this accounting has economic, physical and financial data

managerial

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managerial and financial accounting both have what characteristic

financial data

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this accounting includes the company as a whole

financial

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this accounting includes detailed information about specific subunits of the company like division, departments and locations

managerial

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This type of accounting is regulated by securities exchange commission (SEC) and financial accounting standards board (FASB)

financial

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this accounting has no regulation

managerial

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this accounting is limited only by the value added principle (cost vs benefit)

managerial

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This type of accounting has information characteristics like objectivity, reliability, consistency, and accuracy

financial

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this accounting has informational characteristics like relevance and timeliness

managerial

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This accounting has historical nature

financial

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this is future focus accounting

managerial

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this accounting includes periodic reporting (monthly, quarterly, and annually)

financial

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this accounting has continuous reporting and as needed reporting

managerial

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what are manufacturing costs referred to as

product costs

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Direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead are components of what costs

product costs

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these are the major components used to make the product and part of product costs

direct materials

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this is the labor that is directly used to make the product and part of product costs

direct labor

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this is the indirect materials, indirect labor, and other resources utilized indirectly in the manufacturing process and part of product costs

manufacturing overhead

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this cost is classified as an asset (inventory) until the product is completed and sold

product cost

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when the product is sold, the product cost becomes what?

an expense (cost of goods sold)

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what does the matching principle tell us?

that expenses match with revenue

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what happens to costs that are not classified as product costs?

they are normally expensed in the period in which they are incurred

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what costs are included in costs that are expensed in the period in which they are incurred

general operating costs (non-manufacturing), selling and administrative costs, interest costs, cost of income tax

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what are wages of production workers

product and asset

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what are advertising and promotion costs

sg + a, expense

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what are production supplies

product, asset

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what are depreciation on administrative building

sg&a expense

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what is depreciation on manufacturing equipment

product, asset

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what is research and development costs

sg&a, expense

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what is cost to set up manufacturing equipment

product, asset

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what is utilities used in manufacturing facility

product, asset

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what is real estate tax levied on a factory

product, asset

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what is general office supplies

sg&a, expense

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what is raw materials used in manufacturing process

product, asset

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what is the cost to rent office equipment

sg&a, expense

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these are costs that are incurred before the manufacturing process

upstream costs

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examples of this costs include research and development costs, product design costs

upstream costs

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these are costs that are incurred during the manufacturing process

midstream costs

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examples of this cost include product costs like direct materials, direct labor, manufacturing overhead

midstream costs

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these are costs that are incurred after the manufacturing process

downstream costs

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examples of this cost include marketing, distribution, customer service

downstream costs

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direct materials are what cost

midstream

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research and development is a what cost

upstream

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product design is a what cost

upstream

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manufacturing overhead is a what cost

midstream

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sales salaries is a what cost

downstream

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cost of delivering merchandise to customers is a what cost

downstream

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the cost to create a copyright is a what cost

upstream

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salaries of product engineers is a what cost

upstream

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salaries of production line workers is a what cost

midstream

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direct labor is a what cost

midstream

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the cost of heating the manufacturing plant is a what

midstream

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the salary of a company president is a what cost

upstream

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the depreciation on manufacturing equipment is a what cost

midstream

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the depreciation on office equipment is a what cost

downstream