Prelim Flashcards

1
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set of aclivities that convert raw materials/resources into goods and services purchased and consumed by the end-users.

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Value Chain

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2
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set of firms and individuals that sell goods and services to the firm.

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Supply Chain

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3
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set of firms and individuals that buy and distribute goods and services from the firm.

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Distribution Chain

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4
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creates the value for which the customer is willing to pay.

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Value chain

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5
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designed to provide users with the information for decision-making.

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Accounting systems

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6
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focuses on reporting financial information to external parties such as investors, government agencies, banks, and suppliers based on Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).

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Financial Accounting

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7
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process of measuring, analyzing, and reporting financial and non-financial information that helps managers make decisions to fulfill the goals of an organization.

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Management Accounting

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8
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process of measuring, analyzing, and reporting financial and non-financial information related to the costs of acquiring or using resources in an organization.

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Cost accounting

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9
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This involves production, marketing, and distribution management, which is directly responsible for achieving the organization’s goals.

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Line Management

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10
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This involves management accountants, information technology, and human-resources management, providing advice, support, and assistance to line management.

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Staff management

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11
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These activities do not add value to the goods or services from the customers* perspective.

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Non- Value -Added Activities

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12
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This is the concept of considering both the costs and benefits of a proposal.

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Cost - Benefit Analysis

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13
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specific unit of an organization assigned to a manager who is held accountable for its operations and resources.

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Responsibility center

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14
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Manages entire finance and accounting function

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Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

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15
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Manages liquid assets

Conducts business with banks and other financial institutions

•Oversees public issues of stock and debt

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Treasurer

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16
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Plan and designs information and incentive systems

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Controller

17
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Ensures compliance with laws, regulations and company policies and procedures

Provides consulting and auditing services within the firm

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Internal Auditor

18
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Records, measures, estimates, and analyzes costs
• Works with financial and operational managers to provide relevant information for decisions

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Cost Accountant

19
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reveals the economic measure of resources used to accomplish an objective like manufacturing a product.

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Cost

20
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a set of recognized methods developed for planning and controling an organization’s cost-generating activities relative to its strategy, goals, and objectives.

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Cost management system

21
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Any item for which costs are being separately measured. It is a key concept used in managing the costs of a business. Production operations and product lines are common cost objects.

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Cost Object

22
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Costs related to product-making. These costs associated with any cost object are classified according to their relationship with the cost object.

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Product Costs

23
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Costs directly identified with finished goods or those that are conveniently and economically traceable to the cost object.

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Direct cost

24
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Costs indirectly associated with finished goods or those that cannot be economically traced. These costs are allocated instead to the cost object.

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Indirect costs

25
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refers to a limited span of volume or activity.

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Relevant Range

26
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vary in total in direct proportion to changes in production volume. This cost is constant on a per unit basis as activity changes within a relevant range.

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Variable costs

27
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are constant in total within the relevant range of activity but variable on a per-unit basis.

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Fixed costs

28
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has both a variable and a fixed component.

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Mixed cost

29
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are related to making or acquiring the products that directly generate the revenues of an entity.

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Product costs

30
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operating expenses related to business functions other than production, such as selling and administration. These costs are non-manufacturing costs. These costs are more closely associated with a particular period than making or acquiring a product.

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Period costs

31
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Any material that can be easily and economically traced to a product being produced.

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Direct Material

32
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This refers to the time spent by individuals who work specifically on manufacturing a product.

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Direct Labor

33
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Any production cost that is indirect to the product. It includes factory supervisors’ salaries and depreciation, insurance, and utility costs on production machinery, equipment, and facilities

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Overhead

34
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Sum of direct labor and overhead

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Conversion cost

35
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Sum of direct materials and direct labor

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Prime cost

36
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refers to assigning an indirect cost to one or more cost objects using some reasonable allocation base or driver.

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Cost Allocation