Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
Q

what is shared and allocated

A

MOH

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2
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when do you debit the MOH clearing account

A

when you apply the OH that is actually used

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3
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when do you credit MOH clearing account

A

when you allocate the OH

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4
Q

what is the purpose of MOH account

A

to allocate overhead, since we don’t know exactly how much overhead is going into each product, we estimate the year amount and divide it over an estimated yearly base.

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5
Q

what does a job cost sheet do

A

tells you how much the total COGM was and allows you to figure out a per unit basis of the product

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6
Q

what is the PDOH rate

A

it is the allocation base as well as the cost driver

  • example DL hours more OH
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7
Q

why do you not use PDOH for CVP

A

because the PDOH includes both fixed and variable OH costs where as CVP only accounts for variable costs

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8
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What are the 3 requirements to allocating OH

A
  • must be common and indirect
  • products must be identical
  • seasonal fluctuations
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9
Q

why do we use estimated ANNUAL OH and not Actual

A

so we are able to quote a customer price that is even throughout the year and avoids seasonal fluctuations

  • we don’t know our cost of MOH until the end of the year
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10
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What are the 3 types of seasonal fluctuations in terms of MOH

A
  1. Seasonal fluctuations in recurring MOH costs (example utilities increasing in winter)
  2. Seasonal fluctuations in sporadic MOH costs (needing to regrease machines twice a year)
  3. Seasonal fluctuations in product output volume (make more units so cost/unit of rent goes down)
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11
Q

in the journal entry for MD lamps and CC lamps why is this utility J.E wrong

utility expense
cash

A

wrong because the utilities are product costs since they were needed to make the lamps

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12
Q

in the journal entry for MD lamps and CC lamps why is this utility J.E wrong

WIP MDL
cash

A

it shows that it is a product cost but under costs CC lamps

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13
Q

When is actual costing use

A

when non identical products are made so seasonal fluctuations actually do change product costs

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14
Q

what happens when you allocate actual OH during the year instead of using a PDOH rate

A

cost/unit fluctuates due to seasonal fluctuations

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15
Q

why do you allocate the PDOH rate on a monthly basis

A

because I/S are delivered monthly and if we don’t then our Gross margins would be skewed

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