Week 6 (Job order costing) Flashcards

1
Q

used to apply overhead to products is determined at the beginning of each year
what is this ?

A

predetermined overhead rate (PDR)

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2
Q
  1. direct labor hours
  2. machine hours
  3. direct labor cost
  4. or any other activity that causes overhead costs to occur
    what can these be ?
A

estimated activity level

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3
Q

represents the amount of overhead cost assigned to products
what is this ?

A

applied overhead

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4
Q

in the applied overhead equation what is PDR based on ?

A

estimates, and determined at the beginning of year

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5
Q

in the applied overhead equation, the actual activity is what ?

A

actual amount of the activity level such as direct labor hours, direct labor cost, or machine hours incurred during the year

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6
Q

using a predetermined overhead rate makes it possible to ?

A

estimate total cost of the product (or service) sooner

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7
Q

______ for the period is not known until the end of the period ?

A

actual overhead

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8
Q

changing the cost of goods manufactured and the conversion costs equations allow managers to estimate the full cost of products in a timely manner but what is this one problem with assigning overhead costs to products using a PDR ?

A

The PDR is based on estimates. thus the amount of applied overhead will not equal the actual overhead costs incurred

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9
Q

the differences between the overhead cost applied to products and actual overhead costs incurred
what is this ?

A

under applied or over applied overhead
or known as overhead variance

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10
Q

exists when the amount of overhead applied to products using the predetermined rate is less than the total amount of overhead actually incurred
what is this ?

A

under applied overhead

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11
Q

exists when the amount of overhead applied to products using the predetermined rate is greater than the total amount of overhead actually incurred
what is this ?

A

over applied overhead

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12
Q

the overhead variance is closed directly into what ?

A

cost of goods sold

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13
Q

if overhead is under applied, what do you do with COGS ?

A

increase
debit: cost of goods sold
credit: overhead

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14
Q

if overhead is over applied, what do you do with COGS ?

A

decrease
debit: overhead
credit: cost of goods sold

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15
Q

represents the system used by a company to accumulate product cost information
what is this ?

A

cost accounting system

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16
Q

what are the 2 traditional types of cost accounting systems ?

A
  1. job order costing
  2. process costing
17
Q
  • a company produces many units of a single product
  • one unit of product is indistinguishable from other units of product
  • the identical nature of each unit of product enables assigning the same average cost per unit
    what cost accounting system is this ?
A

process costing

18
Q
  • many different products are produced each period
  • products are manufactured to order
  • the unique nature of each order requires tracing or allocating costs to each job, and maintaining cost records for each job
    what cost accounting system is this ?
A

job order costing

19
Q
  • print shops
  • anything custom made
  • construction companies
  • landscapes
    what are these examples of ?
A

job order costing company bc these are companies who produce separately identifiable products (referred to as jobs)

20
Q

how does accounting for direct materials work when direct materials are purchased for work ?

A

debit: direct material inventory
credit: cash/accounts payable

21
Q

how does accounting for direct materials when direct materials are used in production work ?

A

debit: work in process inventory
credit: direct materials inventory

22
Q

how does accounting for direct labor when direct labor cost is incurred work ?

A

debit: work in process inventory
credit: cash/salaries payable

23
Q

how does accounting for overhead to record actual overhead costs work ?

A

debit: overhead
credit: cash/accounts payable
supplies
accumulated depreciation

24
Q

how does accounting for overhead to record overhead applied to jobs work ?

A

debit: work in process inventory
credit: overhead