B3-M2 Flashcards
Cost of jobs completed=
direct materials used + direct labor + overhead applied +beginning work in progress - ending work in progress
Job-order costing
- the method of product costing that identifies the job as the cost objective
- best for customized prodution
- new record would be started for every new job
Process costing
averages costs and applies them to a large # of homogeneous items
- mass production
- costs accumulated by department as opposed to job
Equivalent unit
- fully completed and partially completed units during the period
- used in process costing
Weighted average method
- Compute equivalent units of production
- Compute the unit cost of production
- Apply unit costs to the equivalent units in ending inventory
- Equivalent units= units completed and transfered out + (ending WIP* % COMPLETED)
- Total costs= Costs in beginning WIP + Costs incurred during the current period
Weighted avg= Total costs/ equivalent units - (Total units* %complete)* Cost per unit
FIFO method
beginning WIP * % TO BE completed
+Units completed- Beginning WIP
+ (ending WIP * % completed)
=Equivalent units
Total costs= Costs incurred during the current period
Formula for cost of goods manufactured
WIP beginning (Beg inventory) \+ Direct materials \+ Direct labor \+ Manufacturing overhead - WIP (ending) =Cost of goods man (Ending inventory)
Spoilage accounting treatment
Normal- inventoriable cost
(units* % sold)
Abnormal- period cost
Estimated product cost (Production costs) (Total manufacturing costs)
Direct labor + Direct materials + overhead applied
Actual vs applied overhead
Actual- overall factory overhead costs
Applied- overhead costs relevant to one job
Formula for COGS
=Finished goods beg bal (Beg inventory)
Add: Costs of goods manufactured (Purchases)
Less: Finished goods-ending bal (Ending inventory)