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100

The three main product costs in manufacturing.

What are Direct Materials, Direct Labor, and Manufacturing Overhead?

100

Under actual costing, MOH is applied using this type of cost.

What are actual overhead costs?

100

This costing system is used for custom or small-batch production.

What is Job Costing?

100

Process costing is used when producing this type of product.

What are identical, homogeneous units?

100

ABC focuses on these as cost drivers.

What are activities?

200

These costs are expensed in the period incurred and are NOT product costs.

What are Period Costs?

200

The three inventory accounts used in manufacturing cost flow.

What are Raw Materials, Work in Process, and Finished Goods?

200

Formula for Predetermined Overhead Rate (POHR).

What is Estimated MOH ÷ Estimated Allocation Base?

200

Equivalent units are calculated as physical units × this.

What is percentage of completion?

200

When traditional costing allocates too much cost to a low-resource product, this occurs.

What is overcosting?

300

Product costs first flow into this inventory account before becoming FG and COGS.

What is Work in Process (WIP)?

300

When goods are sold, costs move from this account to COGS.

What is Finished Goods?

300

Manufacturing overhead allocated to a job equals this × actual activity used.

What is POHR?

300

500 units that are 60% complete equal this many equivalent units.

What is 300?

300

If traditional cost < ABC cost, the product is this.

What is undercosted?

400

Beginning WIP + Total Manufacturing Costs – Ending WIP equals this.

What is Cost of Goods Manufactured (COGM)?

400

A major issue with using actual MOH during the year.

What is timing — actual overhead isn’t known when pricing/selling goods?

400

If Allocated MOH > Actual MOH, overhead is this.

What is overallocated (overapplied)?

400

Direct materials added at the beginning of production are considered this type of input.

What is nonuniform input?

400

The four activity levels in ABC.

What are Unit-Level, Batch-Level, Product-Level, and Facility-Level?

500

The ultimate goal of a product costing system.

What is determining the cost per unit?

500

Cost of Goods Sold adjusted for inventory changes equals this on the income statement.

What is Gross Profit?

500

If underallocated MOH is closed to COGS, COGS will do this.

What is increase?

500

The five-step reconciliation report used in process costing.

What is the Production Cost Report?

500

Formula for an activity-based allocation rate.

What is Estimated Activity Cost Pool ÷ Estimated Cost Driver Activity?

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