Chapter 2 Flashcards
Direct vs Indirect Material:
Direct Materials = Any raw material that can be directly traced to the product being manufactures
Indirect Material: Any raw material that A) dont physically become part of the finished good And Or B) they cannot be easily traced to the finished product
Direct vs Indirect Labor
Direct Labor : Any labor that can be directly related to the production of the product
Indirect labor: Any labor that A) is the work of a factory work not directly working on the product and or B) work which is impractical to trace the cost of to the product
What does Manufacturing over head include?
Indirect Materials and indirect labor allowing with things such as depreciation, utilities, taxes, ect.
Prime cost vs conversion cost:
Prime cost: DM + DL
Conversion cost: DL+ MO
Product vs Period cost:
Product cost: All cost associated with product making (DM, DL, MO)
Period cost: All cost associated with selling the product / Non manufacturing cost (Selling and Administrative expensese)
Total manufacturing cost:
Total of all product costs
Cost Behavior analysis:
The study of how specific cost respond to change in activity
Variable vs Fixed Cost:
Variable cost: Cost that directly and proportionally change with activity level ( Variable cost per unit remains constant)
Fixed cost: Cost that remains the same in total within the relevant range regardless of activity level (Relates inversely with unit production. As units increase, fixed cost per unit decreased)
Relevant Range:
The range a company expects to operate within
Mixed cost:
Cost that have both a variable and fixed cost component to them
The High Low method of classification:
(For cost behaviour analysis, mixed costs must be classified into their fixed and variable components.)
Change in total cost at highest vs lowest activity level/ Change in total activity at highest vs lowest activity = variable cost per unit
Total cost - Variable cost (Activity level x VCPU)= Fixed cost
*Should give the same number of FC at both high and low level
Manufacturing company balance sheet:
Company
Balance sheet
Dec 31, 2023
Current Asset
Cash
Recievable
Inventory:
Finished goods
Work in Progress
Raw Material
Prepaid Expenses
Total current Asset:
Cost of Good sold formula and on income statement:
Company
Income Statement
Year Ended Dec 31, 2023
Cost of good sold
Finished goods inventory Begin
+ Cost of Goods manufactured
= Cost of goods available for sale
- Finished good inventory end
Cost of good sold=
Cost of good sold = Finished good begin + cost of good manufactured - finished goods end end
Cost of good manufactured formula:
Begin WIP Inventory + Total Manufacturing cost(DM +DL+ MO) = Total cost of WIP inventory
Total cost of WIP inventory - Ending work in process Inv= Cost of goods manufactured