Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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How do you Calculate operating income

A

Revenue -Cost of Goods Sold = Gross Profit - Variable Costs = Operating Income

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2
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How do you calculate Gross margin Percentage

A

Gross Margin/Revenue

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3
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How do you calculated Sales Volume Variance

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Sales Volume Variance = (Actual Units Sold - Budgeted Units Sold) x Contribution Margin Per Unit

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4
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How do you calculate Sales Mix Variance

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Sales Mix Variance = Actual Units sold of ALL units x (Actual sales mix -Budgeted Sales Mix) x Budgeted Contribution Margin

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5
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How do you calculate Sales Quantity Varience

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Sales Quantity Variance = (Actual units of ALL units sold-Budgeted units of ALL units sold) x Budgeted Sales Mix x Budgeted Contribution Margin

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6
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How do you calculate Flexible Budget Variance

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Actual units of ALL units Sold x Actual Sales Mix x Budgeted Contribution Margin

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7
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How do you calculate Static Budget Variance

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Flexible Budget Variance and Sales Volume Variance Added Together or subtracted depending on the favorable unfavorable results

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8
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how is weighting determined in physical measurement method

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by the total number of a product produced

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9
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how is weighting determined in a NRV method

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weighting is determined after all the separable costs are taken out and then based on the total weightings are determined

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10
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How is weighting determined in split-off method

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weighting is determined by the costs of each products at the split-off points

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11
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How is weighting determined in NRV gross margin method

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their is no weighting gross margin is determined by subtracting the revenues from the separable and joint costs then gross margin percentage is subtracted from each products revenues to calculate production costs and then separable costs are subtracted from production costs to determine the amount of joint costs allocated to each product

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12
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how is the cost per product determined

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by adding the joint and separable costs and then dividing the amount by the total units produced

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13
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how are costs allocated in the stand alone method

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costs are allocated by taking weighted average of the costs that would have been incurred had costs not been consolidated and then that weighted average is multiplied by the cost of event

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14
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how are costs allocated in the incremental method

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in the incremental method the one cost is determined to be the primary cost which is the cost if the goods hadn’t been consolidated then the secondary cost is figured by subtracting the primary cost from the current cost

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15
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how are costs allocated in the shapely method

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an average of the incremental costs where the both the primary and the secondary

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16
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how do you calculate physical units in the weighted average method

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you add the beginning inventory and the units that were started in the period

17
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how do you calculate physical units in the FIFO method

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you add the beginning inventory and the units that were started in the period

18
Q

how do you calculate equivalent units using the weighted average method

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equivalent units are the units that were completed and transferred out and the ending inventory is multiplied by the percentage completed to

19
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how do you calculate equivalent units using the FIFO method

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equivalent units are calculated by multiplying the beginning inventory by 1- %age of goods completed in the previous period adding the goods completed and transferred out and then adding in the ending inventory multiplied by the %age of work completed

20
Q

how do you total cost in the weighted average method

A

add BI cost with costs added in

21
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how do you calculate total cost in the FIFO method

A

add BI cost with costs added in

22
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how do you calculate unit costs in Weighted average method

A

you take the total cost and divide by the equivalent units

23
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how do you calculate unit costs in the FIFO method

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you take the COSTS ADDED IN and divide them by the equivalent units

24
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how do you calculate total costs of goods completed and transferred out in weighted average method

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you take the UNIT COST and multiply them by the equivalent units

25
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how do you calculate ending inventory in the weighted average method

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you take the UNIT COST and multiply them by the equivalent units

26
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how do you calculated total costs of beginning inventory in the FIFO method

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you take the beginning inventory costs and add in the costs that were added for the units completed in the current period

27
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how do yo calculate the total costs of completed and transferred out inventory in the FIFO method

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you take the UNIT COST and multiply them by the equivalent units

28
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how do you calculate ending inventory in the FIFO method

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you take the UNIT COST and multiply them by the equivalent units

29
Q

What is the journal entry for dealing with the direct costs

A

WIP Assembly

A/P Control

30
Q

What is the journal entry for dealing with conversion costs

A

WIP Assembly

Various Accounts

31
Q

What is the journal entry for dealing with goods completed and transferred out

A

WIP Testing

WIP Assembly

32
Q

How do you calculate total spoilage

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Total spoilage = (Units in Beginning inventory + Units Started) - (Good units completed and transferred out + Units in ending inventory)

33
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How do you calculate Abnormal Spoilage

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Abnormal Spoilage = Total Spoilage -Normal Spoilage

34
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What is the journal entry for accounting for normal spoilage attributable to a specific job

A

Materials Control

WIP Control

35
Q

What is the journal entry for accounting for normal spoilage not attributable to a specific job

A

Materials Control
Manufacturing Overhead Control
WIP Control

36
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What is the journal entry for abnormal spoilage

A

Materials Control
Loss from Abnormal Spoilage
WIP Control