Cours 6 Flashcards

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What are the 2 methods to determine the selling price based on manufacturing cost? Give their formulas.

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  • Desired profit margin (%): profit/sales
  • Cost-plus pricing: Profit/costs
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How do you calculate the desired profit margin (%)?

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Manufacturing cost/(1-gross margin %)

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How do you calculate the cost-plus pricing margin (%)?

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Manufacturing cost*(1+mark-up %)

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Is it easy to track the MOH to a particular product? Give examples.

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Since they are indirect costs, they are difficult or impossible to trace to a particular product.

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What does the allocation process consist of?

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  • It consists of assigning a portion of MOH to each product in order to calculate a manufacturing cost.
  • The goal is to tie indirect costs (MOH) evenly over time and across products.
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What is the predetermined overhead rate based on?

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It is based on the relationship between the estimated annual overhead costs and the estimated annual operating activity. This relationship is expressed through a common activity base.

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What are the 4 steps of the allocation method?

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1) Evaluate possible MOH activity bases.
2) Choose an allocation base.
2) Calculate the overhead rate.
4) assign overhead costs to products.

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Describe the first step in the process of the allocation method.

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Allocation of overhead costs is accomplished by selecting an allocation base that is common to all company’s products and services. It can be stated in any measure that provides a fair basis for applying overhead costs.

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What can be concluded from the evaluation of possible allocation bases?

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  • When a company has a single product, the allocation base is equal to the units of the product.
  • When a company has multiple products, which consume resources (MOH) in similar ways, the allocation base could be units of product.
  • When there are several products, which consume resources (MOH) in different ways, we use other activity bases to reflect this reality.
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What are the criteria to choose an allocation base?

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1) Analyze the manufacturing process (factors of production):
- See the description of the manufacturing process in the case text and/or analyze the manufacturing data table.
2) Link between allocation base and manufacturing overhead.
3) allocation base must be common to all products.
4) Data are available and understandable.

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What is the formula to use when calculating the overhead rate?

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Annual overhead manufacturing costs/Annual operating activity

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What are the main steps to allocate MOH with multiple cost centers?

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1) Identify cost centers.
2) Calculate overhead rates for each cost center.
3) Allocate manufacturing overhead to products.

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