BEC Cost Accounting Part 2 Flashcards

1
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Formula Weighted Average Equivalent Units

A

1,) Units Completed

2.) EWIP X % Complete

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FIFO Equivalent Units Formula

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  1. .Beginning WIP % remaining to complete
  2. Units started & Completed (Started - Costs Added or Completed - BWIP)
  3. EWIP % remaining to complete
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3
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Weighted Average Equivalent Units Cost Formula

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Costs Added or Started during the month + Beg WIP / # OF equivalent units

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4
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FIFO Equivalent Units Cost Formula

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Cost Added during the month / # of equivalent units

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5
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Direct Materials Formula

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Beginning Direct Materials
\+ DM Purchases
\+ Transportation-in
- Purchase Returns & Allowances
= Materials Available
- Cost of Materials
= Ending Direct Materials
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6
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Total Manufacturing Costs Formula

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DM + DL + MOH

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7
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Cost of Goods Manufactured

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Cost of Goods Manufactured = 
Total manufacturing Cost
Add:  BWIP
Less: EWIP
= Cost of goods manufactured
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8
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Cost of Goods Sold Formula

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Beginning Inventory
\+ Cost of goods manufactured
= Cost of Goods available
(-) Less Ending FG Inventory
= COGS
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9
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Cost of goods transferred to finished goods formula

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Cost of goods transferred to Finished Goods =
Total Manufacturing Cost adjusted for changes in WIP
Beginning WIP
+ Plus total manufacturing costs
- Less goods transferred to F.G
= EWIP

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10
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Process Costing

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A method of product costing that averages costs and applies them to a large number of homogenous items.

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Steps for Process Costing

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Process Costing Steps:

  1. Summarize the flow of physical units beginning with the production report.
  2. Calculate “equivalent unit” output
  3. Accumulate the total cost to be accounted for (production report) (DM + DL + MOH)
  4. Calculate the average unit costs to the units completed and the units remaining in ending work-in process inventory
  5. Apply the average costs to the units completed and the units remaining in ending work-in-process inventory.
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