Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

A sales order is prepared as a basis for issuing a what?

A

Production order

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2
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A production order initiates work on a job, whereby costs are charged through, what?

A

Materials requisition, Direct Labor Time Ticket, Predetermined Overhead Rates

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3
Q

The various costs of production are accumulated on a form known as what?

A

Job Cost Sheet

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4
Q

Job cost sheet forms the basis of what?

A

for valuing ending inventories and COGS

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5
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In a job-order costing system, the cost of a job consists of what?

A
  1. actual direct material costs traced to a job 2. Actual direct labor costs traced to the job 3. Manufacturing overhead applied to the job using a predetermined overhead rate. Actual overhead costs are not assigned to jobs
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6
Q

A predetermined rate is used for what?

A

to assign overheated cost to products and services

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7
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A predetermined overhead rate is based on what and established when?

A

based on estimated data and established before the period begins

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8
Q

Why does a predetermined overhead rate estimate data?

A

to get cost data immediately also because overhead rates vary substantially from month to month

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9
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Predetermined overhead rate=

A

Estimated total manufacturing overhead cost / estimated total amount of the allocation base

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10
Q

if DLH is allocation base, give eqn for estimated total manufacturing overhead

A

Fixed manufacturing OH cost + [(variable OH per unit cost) x DLH ]

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11
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Definition for applying overhead

A

process of assigning overhead to jobs

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12
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Overhead applied to a job eqn

A

predetermined overheated rate x DLH required for that job

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13
Q

journal entry…raw mat purchased

A

DR Raw Materials CR A/P

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14
Q

journal entry…raw mat issued for production and some used for DM and other for IM

A

DR WIP and OH…CR Raw Mat

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15
Q

Journal entry…DL, indirect labor, selling and administrative wages and salaries incurred but not yet paid

A

DR WIP, OH, Wage and Salary Expense CR Salaries and Wages Payable

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16
Q

Utility cost incurred in factory

A

DR OH CR A/P

17
Q

What are problems with traditional predetermined rate eqn

A

products appear to cost more when activity has decline; may lead to pressure to increase selling prices when activity declines; products are charged for resources they don’t use

18
Q

alternative approach predetermined overhead rate eqn

A

estimated total manufacturing overhead cost / total amount of the allocation base at capacity

19
Q

What are the effects of having alternative approach for predetermined overhead rate?

A

Underapplied overhead resulting from unused capacity is treated as a period expense and is called Cost of Unused Capacity on income statement; denominator is more stable than in traditional approach so the costs of products will not appear to increase as activity lvl falls and products are only charged for the resources they use

20
Q

What type of costing is job order costing?

A

absorption costing

21
Q

definition of absorption costing

A

all manufacturing costs both fixed and variable are asigned to units of product