Chapter 9-10 Vocab Flashcards

1
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The total cost of products manufactured during the period.

A

Cost of goods manufactured

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2
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A variance that indicates the difference in material cost due to change in the amount paid to purchase materials.

A

Direct materials price variance

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3
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The estimated amount of overhead divided by the estimated amount of cost driver; used to apply overhead to work-in-process.

A

Predetermined overhead rate

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4
Q

The dollar amount of receivables the company expects to eventually collect after making allowances for estimated uncollectable accounts.

A

Net receivable value

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5
Q

A cost flow assumption where costs are charged to Cost of Goods Sold in reverse chronological order.

A

Last-in, First-out (LIFO)

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6
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The difference between the standard and actual amounts of input.

A

Variance

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7
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The amount of overhead incurred during the period.

A

Actual manufacturing overhead

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8
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A variance that indicates the difference in revenue due to a change in selling price.

A

Sales price variance

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9
Q

The amount of overhead applied to products is greater than the actual amount of overhead.

A

Overapplied overhead

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10
Q

A variance that indicates the difference in labor cost due to a change in the number of hours worked per unit produced.

A

Direct labor usage variance

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11
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The amount of overhead applied to production that is less than the actual amount of overhead incurred.

A

Underapplied overhead

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12
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An account that represents the costs incurred to purchase and receive direct materials.

A

Direct Materials Inventory

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13
Q

A variance that indicates the difference in materials cost due to a change in the amount of materials used per unit produced.

A

Direct materials usage variance

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14
Q

A variance that indicates the difference in direct material cost due to purchasing a different quantity of materials than what was used.

A

Direct materials inventory variance

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15
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A temporary account used to reflect the indirect manufacturing costs of the period.

A

Manufacturing overhead

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16
Q

An account that represents the costs of products completed but not yet sold.

A

Finished Goods Inventory

17
Q

The amount of overhead applied to work-in-process during the period.

A

Applied manufacturing overhead

18
Q

A temporary account used to record cash discounts taken by customers.

A

Sales Discount

19
Q

A variance that indicates the difference in revenue due to a change in sales volume.

A

Sales quantity variance

20
Q

A temporary account that represents the returns by customers and price allowances granted to customers.

A

Sales Returns and Allowances

21
Q

An account that represents the cost of products started but not completed.

A

Work-in-Process Inventory

22
Q

A system for assigning costs to cost objects.

A

Activity-based costing (ABC)

23
Q

A report showing changes that occurred in the Raw Materials Inventory and Work-in-Process Inventory accounts.

A

Cost of goods manufactured report

24
Q

A group of costs that change in response to the same cost driver.

A

Cost pool

25
Q

A costing system where the price paid for an item is specifically identified with the item and expensed when the item is sold.

A

Specific identification method

26
Q

A costing system in which all production costs are applied to the products manufactured during the period.

A

Full-absorption costing

27
Q

A variance that indicates the difference in labor cost due to a change in the average wage rate paid to direct labor.

A

Direct labor price variance

28
Q

A cost flow assumption where costs are charged to Cost of Goods Sold in chronological order.

A

First-in, First-out (FIFO)