Cost Accounting Flashcards

1
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Formula: Break Even

units, $, and Profit/Loss

A

BE Units = Fixed Costs/ (Salesprice - Variable costs)

BE $ = Fixed Costs / Contribution Margin

BE Units w/ Prof./Loss = (fixed Cost + profit or - |oss) / (sales price - Variable Costs)

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2
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Formula: Margin of Safety

A

Total Sales - Break Even

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3
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Formula: Main Total Cost

A

y=A+B(x)
TC = Fixed + Variable (x)

Y = Total Cost
X = volume (cost driver) 
A = fixed costs 
B = variable cost per unit
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4
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Formula: High - Low Method

Ex: Total Cost Hours
110 30
80 20

A

(High-low) Cost / (High-low) Hrs.

TC = 110 - 80 = 30

Hours = 30 - 20 = 10

30 / 10 = 3 Note: this will be the (x) in the “Total Cost” formula. EX: variable (x)

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5
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Manufacturing Costs

also: which ones are PRIME and CONVERSION

A

• DM: direct materials
• DL: direct labor
• Mfg. OH: all factory costs except DM and DL
- indirect materials: Ex: sandpaper/cleaning supplies
- indirect labor: Ex: shop mgr. Salaries (peanut at mill)

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6
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Prime Costs and Conversion Costs

A

Prime = DM + DL

Conversion = DL + Mfg. OH

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7
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Non-Mfg. Costs

A
  • PERIOD Costs
  • Selling, General, and Admin
  • Marketing costs, freight out, re-handling costs
  • expense in the period
  • Abnormal spoilage
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8
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Cost Systems (3 Types)

A

• ACTUAL
- DM, DL, & Mfg. OH

• STANDARD
- All Costs based on Standards)

• NORMAL
- DM & DL based on ACTUAL, Mfg. OH based on Stds.

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9
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Formula: Predetermined OH

and Applied OH

A

Est. oh costs / Est. DL $hrs = Predetermined OH Rate

Predetermined OH Rate X Actual Production
= Applied OH

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10
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Formula: Flow of a Cost System - Raw Materials

A
Beg RM
\+ Purchases
= Available
(Ending RM)
= Materials used
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11
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Formula: Flow of a Cost System - WIP

A
Beg. WIP
\+ DM used (from Raw Mat. calculation)
\+ DL 
Applied M0/H
= WIP Available
(Ending WIP)
= CoGM (mfg. / completed)
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12
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Formula: Flow of a Cost System - FINISHED GOODS

A
Beg FG
\+ CoGM
= FG Avail.
(Ending FG)
= CoGs
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13
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Formula: Flow of a Cost System - COGS

A

CoGS
+ Underapplied
(Overapplied)
= CoGS

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14
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Formula: Absorption/ Full Costing

Remember: fixed mfg. Oh in period which fixed oh applied units are sold

A
Sales
(Var. cogs)
( Fix cogs)   sn. included in Absorption NOT Variable
= Gross Margin
(Var. SGA)
(Fix SGA)
= Operating Income
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15
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Formula: Variable Costing

Remember: fixed mfg. oh expensed in period incurred

A
Sales
(Var. cogs)
(var. sga)
= CM
(Fix Mfg. Costs)
(Fix sga)
= Operating Income
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16
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Which method of Costing has greatest amt. of Operating Income

  • Ending Inventory > Beginning Inventory
  • Ending Inventory < Beginning Inventory
A
  • Absorption

* Variable