Final Flashcards
Direct materials used(Raw Materials Inventory)=
Beginning raw materials inventory \+Purchases =Materials available for use -Ending raw materials inventory =Direct Materials Used
Cost of Goods Sold=
Beginning Inventory \+Purchases =Cost of Goods Available for Sale -Ending Inventory =Cost of Goods sold
Work In Process Inventory=
Beginning WIP
+Total Manufacturing Costs(DM+DL+MOH)
-Ending WIP
=Cost of goods manufactured
Total Current Assets=
Cash
+Accounts Payable
+Total Inventory
+Prepaid Expenses
Purchases include
Import duties, freight in, and items purchased
Operating Income=
Sales -Cost of Goods Sold =Gross Profit -Operating Expenses =Operating Income
Gross Profit=
Sales
-Cost of Goods Sold
=Gross Profit
Variable costs change in ______ proportion to volume
Direct
Fixed costs stay the same, but are PER UNIT change ______ to volume
Inversely
Total mixed costs ______ as volume increases
Increase
Mixed costs PER UNIT ______ as volume increases
Decrease
Relevant range is when Total fixed costs and variable costs per unit ______
Stay the same
High Low method step 1
Find the highest and lowest volume points and calculate slope
High Low method step 2
Find the fixed cost component by using the slope and data from either high/low points.
y=vx+f
High Low method step 3
Using the variable cost per unit from step 1 and the fixed cost from step 2 write an equation
y=8x+8000
Variable manufacturing costs include
Direct labor, Direct materials, variable MOH
Fixed MOH costs include
taxes, insurance on the plant, straight line depreciation, lease payments
Absorption costing includes _________,_______,_______,_______, where as variable costing does not include _______.
DM, DL, Variable MOH, Fixed MOH,
Fixed MOH
Contribution Margin =
Sales revenue
-variable expenses
Operating income=
Sales -Variable expenses =Contribution Margin -Fixed expenses =Operating Income
Contribution margin ratio=
Unit contribution margin/sales price per unit
or
contribution margin/sales revenue
Contribution margin per unit=
Sales price per unit
-Variable cost per unit
=CM per unit