Section 2 Flashcards
Direct Materials (DMC):
are those materials that become an integral part of the finished product and that can be traced to it.
Indirect Materials:
are included as part of manufacturing overhead since it cannot be easily traced to a single product unit (cleaning supplies, glue, tape, oil, etc)
Direct Labour (DLC):
can be easily traced to single product unit (ex: labour cost of assembly-line workers)
Indirect Labour:
cannot be easily traced and treated as part of manufacturing overhead (supervisors, security personnel, etc)
Manufacturing overhead:
are all manufacturing costs except DMC and DLC!
Only the costs associated with production facility (factory) operations are included in the manufacturing overhead category.
Non-Manufacturing Costs:
Marketing and Selling Expenses
all costs necessary to secure customer orders and get the finished product or service to the customer.
Non-Manufacturing Costs:
General and Administrative Expenses
all executive, organisational, and clerical costs associated with the general administration of an organisation.
(HR, public relations, legal, finance and controlling)
Order-getting Costs:
advertising, sales travel, sales salaries or commisions.
Order-filling Costs:
packing, shipping, costs of finished goods warehouses (logistic).
Product Costs VS Period Costs
Manufacturing Costs VS Non-Manufacturing Costs