Costing Flashcards

1
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Prime cost

A

The total of all the costs directly attributable to a cost unit

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2
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Are dividends of interest to a cost accountant?

A

No - they are an investment return

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3
Q

Variable costs are (?) per unit of output

A

Constant

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4
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Cost objects or element of cost: Factory Rent

A

Element of cost

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5
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Cost objects or element of cost: Office Cleaning Labour

A

Element of cost

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6
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Cost objects or element of cost: wood to make a chair

A

Element of cost

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7
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Cost objects or element of cost: operating theatre

A

Cost object

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8
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Cost objects or element of cost: Branch of chain

A

Cost object

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9
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Cost objects or element of cost: Meal

A

Cost object

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10
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When inventory is the same at the start and end of a period - Which is cheaper absorption or marginal costing?

A

Neither - it will be the same as equal fixed costs carried by absorption in and out of period

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11
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When inventory is greater at the start of a period - Which is cheaper absorption or marginal costing?

A

Marginal - high inventory brought in more absorbed overheads in absorption costing

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12
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Absorption costing profit difference when sales exceed production

A

Net inventory reduction in units X fixed overhead per unit

Note this is specifically the FIXED overhead per unit and not the profit per unit

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