Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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Cost

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resource sacrificed or foregone to acchieve spec objective usually meaured as a monetary amount paid

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2
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Cost object

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Any object, llike product machine, service or process for which cost info is accumulated

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3
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Cost accumulation

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Cost of collection data- organzed
AKA cost pools

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4
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Cost assignment

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Systemically links an actual cost pool to a distinct object

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5
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Direct costs

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Traced to cost object in cost effective way
manual / electronic documentation

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6
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DM

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Direct Material

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7
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Examples of DM

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raw materials
parts
freight in
sales taxes
customs duties

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8
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DML

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Direct manufacturing labour

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9
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dml costs

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compensation of manufacturing labour that can be traced to a cost object economically

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10
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DML exampes

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wages of assembly line workers

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11
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Indirect Costs

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Cannot be traced cost effectively
benefits from use resources shared among diverse cost objedts

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12
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Indirect cost examples

A

Electricity to run the factory

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13
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MOH

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Manufacturing overhead

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14
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Indirect manufacturing (MOH) costs

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Manufacturing costs related to the cost object that cannot be traced to the cost object in an economically feasible way
Allocated to cost objects

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15
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MOH examples

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Depreciation
Maintenance supplies
supervisors salaries

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16
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Prime costs

A

DM + DML
DIRECT MANUFACTURING COSTS

17
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Conversion Costs

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All manufacturing costs other than DM required to convert DM to finished goods

18
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Conversion cost equation

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DML+MOH

19
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VC

A

Change in total porportion to changes in outpur with a relevant range
Constant on a per unit basis

20
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FC Fixed costs

A

Constant in total within a relevant range of output
Change on a per unit basis as level of activity or volume changes

21
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Total costs and unit costs

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Decision makers should think of relevant costs (not unit costs)
The higher the quantity produced by a CA (a FC) the lower the average FC per unit

However the FC is constant

As a rule: First calculate TOTAL COSTS then calculate a unit cost

22
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Period Costs

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Little evidence of future evidence (not asset)

Expensed in period incurred

All costs on statement of comprehensive income other than cogs

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24
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nv

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25
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Inventorial costs (product)

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Costs of a product that are considered asset when incurred

Become Cogs on SCI when product sold

26
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Flow of inventoriable costs

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  1. cost of dm used
  2. total manufacturing costs incurred
  3. cost of goods manufactured
  4. cogs
27
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Measuring and classifying costs requires judgement

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Definition and classification of costs depends on the decision, the cost object and the company

Measuring labour costs:
-DML costs can be traced to individual products
-Many ways to classify INDIRECT labour
factory office staff
factory security
rework labour
ot
idle time
managers sary
health care premiums
pension costs

28
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OT premiums and ide time

A

Indirect cost or overhead costs (not related to particular product)

29
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Idle time

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wages paid for unproductive time caused by lack of orders, machine or computer breakdowns, poor scheduling

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31
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Different costs for different purposes

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product cost: sum of costs assigned to a product for a spec purpose like:

Identify and manage cost-control problems
For product pricing and product mix decisions
For contracting with government agencies
For IFRS and ASPE complaint Financia statements

32
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Different cost classification systems

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Business function
Assigment to a cost object
Behaviour pattern in relation the to the level of activity/volume
Aggregate or average
assets or expenses

33
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Business function

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a. reserach/developement
b. design of products, services or processes
c. production
d. marketing
e. distribution
f. customer service

34
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Assignment to a cost object

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a. ditect cost
b. indirect cost

35
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pattern behaviur in relation to level of activity or volume

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variable cost
fixed cost

36
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Aggregate or average

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total cost
unit cost

37
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assets or expenses

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inventoriable product cost
period cost