Week 5 (Cost concepts) Flashcards

1
Q

are the costs incurred in the production (manufacture) of a product
what is this ?

A

manufacturing costs

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2
Q

what are the 3 manufacturing costs ?

A
  1. direct material
  2. direct labor
  3. manufacturing overhead
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3
Q

are raw materials that become an integral part of the finished product and can be easily and efficiently traced to the product
what is this ?

A

direct materials

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4
Q

if materials cannot be traced directly to products, the materials are considered ____ and are part of manufacturing overhead
what is this ?

A

indirect

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5
Q

represents the payroll cost of those employees who work directly on the product being manufactured
what is this ?

A

direct labor

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6
Q

the cost of employees who work in the factory but not directly on the product is considered ____ ____ and is part of manufacturing overhead
what is this ?

A

indirect labor

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7
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represents all manufacturing costs other than direct materials and direct labor
what is this ?

A

manufacturing overhead

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8
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  • rent on factory buildings
  • utilities on the factory building
  • depreciation on the factory building and equipment
  • property taxes on factory building
  • indirect materials
  • indirect labor
    what are these examples of ?
A

overhead costs

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9
Q

what are the 2 key words to identify if a cost is an overhead cost ?

A
  1. indirect
  2. factory
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10
Q

materials used to support the production process
what is this ?

A

indirect materials

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11
Q
  • lubricants
  • cleaning supplies
    used in the automobile assembly plant are examples of what ?
A

indirect materials

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12
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wages paid to employees who work in the factory but not directly on the product
what is this ?

A

indirect labor

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13
Q
  • maintenance workers
  • janitors
  • security guards
    are examples of what ?
A

indirect labor

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14
Q

would salary paid to the CEO be classified as direct or indirect labor ?

A

neither bc they have nothing to do with the manufacturing process

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15
Q

are costs incurred outside of the manufacturing process
what is this ?

A

non-manufacturing costs

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16
Q
  • CEOs salary
  • advertising
  • commissions paid to salespeople
  • utilities on the administrative building
  • rent on sales and administrative buildings and equipment
    what are these examples of ?
A

non-manufacturing costs

17
Q

non-manufacturing costs are typically referred to as what ?

A

S&A costs
(selling & administrative)

18
Q

the production supervisors salary is always what ?

A

considered part of overhead

19
Q
  • these costs include direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead
  • initially recorded as part of inventory on the balance sheet
  • they are expensed on the income statement only when the inventory is sold
  • manufacturing costs are referred to as ____
    what is this ?
A

product costs

20
Q
  • these costs include all selling and amninstrative costs
  • are never recorded as part of inventory as they have nothing to do with the production of a good
    -are recorded as an expense as soon as they are incurred
  • non-manufacturing costs are referred to as ____
    what is this ?
A

period costs

21
Q

companies that produce their own product have 3 classifications of inventory, what are they ?

A
  1. direct (raw) materials
  2. work in process
  3. finished goods
22
Q

inventory on hand and available for use
what is this ?

A

direct (raw) materials inventory

23
Q

partially completed goods
what is this ?

A

work in process inventory

24
Q

completed goods awaiting sale
what is this ?

A

finished goods inventory

25
Q

since direct materials represent both a type of inventory and a manufacturing costs, when are direct materials considered an inventory and when are they considered a manufacturing costs ?

A
  • direct material inventory => when the materials have been purchased and are available in the storeroom
  • direct material cost => when the materials are actually used in the production of goods
26
Q

with product costs (DM used, DL, and overhead) they are initially recorded as part of inventory but what specific inventory ?

A

work in process
- these costs are attached to units that are being produced, so when goods are completed the costs associated with those goods will transfer to finished goods inventory

27
Q

the transfer (the costs transferred from work in process to finished goods) is called ?

A

cost of goods manufactured

28
Q

these costs (and units) will remain in finished goods until the units are sold at which time the costs are transferred to the income statements as the expense ?

A

cost of goods sold