introduction Flashcards

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The main and primary objective of accounting

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Provide financial information about an economic entity to different types of user

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Cost accounting

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An expanded phase of general or financial accounting which informs management promptly with the cost a rendering a particular service, buying and selling a product, and producing a product.

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3
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Cost accounting

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Essential to efficient cooperation of business and industry

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4
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Manufacturing process

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The conversion of raw materials into finished goods through the application of labor and the incurrence of various factory expenses

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5
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Financial accounting

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Use of accounting information for reporting to external parties including investors and creditors

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6
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Bureau of internal revenue

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Requires financial accounting information for compliance with the country’s tax law

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Managerial accounting

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Focuses on the needs of parties within the organization, rather than interested parties outside the organization

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Timing and Relevance

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The timing of information and relevance to the decision on hand has greater significance to the internal decision maker

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9
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Cost accounting

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The intersection between financial and managerial accounting

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10
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Merchandising

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Normally buys a product that is ready for resale when it is received

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Manufacturing

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Makes the goods they sell

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12
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Uses of cost accounting data

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Basis for determining product cost and planning and controlling operations

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13
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Determining product costs

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Cost accounting procedures help management in gathering the data needed to determine product cost

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14
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Uses of unit cost information in a marketing decision

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Determining the selling price of a product
Meeting competition
Bidding on contracts
Analyzing profitability

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15
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Planning

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The process of establishing objectives or goals for the firm and determining the means by which the firm will attain them

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16
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Strategic planning

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Concern with setting long range goals

17
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Tactical planning

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Concern with plans for a shorter range

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Operations planning

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Relates to the day to day implementation of tactical plans

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Control

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The process of monitoring the company’s operation and determining whether the objectives identified in the planning process are being accomplished

20
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Job order costing

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A system for allocating cost to groups of unique product

21
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Process costing

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A system applicable to a continuous process of production of the same or similar goods

22
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Hybrid costing

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The blending of job order costing and process costing

23
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Operation costing

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A hybrid costing system often used in repetitive manufacturing were finished products have common, as well as distinguishing characteristics

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Batch

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Large orders of identical units as a group through the same production sequence