Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Direct vs Indirect Material:

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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

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Direct vs Indirect Labor

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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

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3
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What does Manufacturing over head include?

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Indirect Materials and indirect labor allowing with things such as depreciation, utilities, taxes, ect.

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4
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Prime cost vs conversion cost:

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Prime cost: DM + DL
Conversion cost: DL+ MO

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Product vs Period cost:

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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)

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6
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Total manufacturing cost:

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Total of all product costs

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7
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Cost Behavior analysis:

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The study of how specific cost respond to change in activity

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8
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Variable vs Fixed Cost:

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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)

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9
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Relevant Range:

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The range a company expects to operate within

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10
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Mixed cost:

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Cost that have both a variable and fixed cost component to them

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The High Low method of classification:

(For cost behaviour analysis, mixed costs must be classified into their fixed and variable components.)

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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

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12
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Manufacturing company balance sheet:

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Company
Balance sheet
Dec 31, 2023
Current Asset
Cash
Recievable
Inventory:
Finished goods
Work in Progress
Raw Material
Prepaid Expenses
Total current Asset:

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13
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Cost of Good sold formula and on income statement:

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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

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14
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Cost of good manufactured formula:

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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

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