P1: 4.1 Cost Management Terminology Flashcards

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Management accounting - define

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  • reporting to internal users
  • used to improve decision making
  • future oriented
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Cost accounting - define

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  • both financial and management accounting
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Name 3 types of manufacturing

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  • direct materials : tangible inputs to manufacturing that can be traced back to product
  • direct labor: human labor cost, someone who works directly on product
  • manufacturing overhead: all costs of manufacturing that is not direct materials or direct labor
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Financial Accounting - define

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  • is concerned principally with reporting to external users.

- GAAP

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Name and describe two types of manufacturing costs

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  • prime costs : costs that apply directly to the product, is equal to the sum of direct materials and direct labor
  • conversion costs : the cost of converting raw materials to the finished product, equal to the sum of direct labor and manufacturing overhead.
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Operating a manufacturing concern requires the incurrence of non-manufacturing costs. Name and define both types of non-manufacturing costs.

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  1. Selling expenses - includes marketing expenses. Ex. Sales salaries, advertising, & product shipping
  2. Administration costs - costs not directly related to the producing or advertising of product. Ex. Executive salaries, depreciation of non production equipment, office supplies. *general overhead
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Product costs - define

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  • Aka inventoriable costs
  • capitalized as part of finished goods sold.
  • direct materials and direct labor
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Period costs. Define

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  • expensed as incurred
  • excluded from cost of goods sold because not capitalized in finished goods
  • period costs would still occur when production is zero
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Absorption costing

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  • full costing
  • where all manufacturing costs are treated as product cost and selling and admin is considered period cost
  • for external financial reporting
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Variable costing

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  • direct costing

- only include variable manufacturing cost as product cost and all else is considered period cost.

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Common cost

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  • shared by 2 or more users
  • must be an allocated cost because it cannot be traced directly to users
  • ex. Depreciation or rent
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