Manufacturing
Cost Flow
Costs
Costs 2
Applied
100

The Three Types of Manufacturing Costs

DL, DM, MO

100

The purchase of raw materials is a debit to

Raw Materials Inventory


100

A radio for a car in assembly

Direct Material

100

Cost Driver Example

Machine Hours, Labor Hours, Labor Costs, ect.

100

The debit side of MO is ______
The credit side of MO is ______

Actual
Applied

200

Annual Overhead = 800,000
Direct Labor Cost = 1,000,000

Activity Base is Direct Labor Cost

MO per unit?

$0.80 MO per unit

200

Labor from the assembly line of a vehicle goes into ____. The labor of a factory supervisor goes into _____. Labor from the company's corporate accounting goes into ______.

Work in Process
Manufacturing Overhead
Admin Expenses

200

Irregularly used materials such as loose thread is (direct/indirect) materials

Indirect materials

200

What is the Relevant Range?

The range of activities will costs will be the same. Fixed costs remain the same

200

Applied MO > Actual MO

Overapplied

300

Job Order Costing

Credit to MO
Debit to _____

Work in Process

300

Cost of Goods Manufactured

WIP -> FG

When you Credit WIP to transfer into Finished Goods

Cost of production

300

A cost that has already occurred, irrelevant to your current decisions

Sunk Cost

300

Fixed Cost per unit _____ for more units produced

Variable Costs per unit ____ for more units produced

decreases

300

What do you do when you have underapplied overhead?

Method 1: Into WIP

Allocate the rest of the MO account by allocating the amount by debiting WIP and crediting MO

400

How is Overhead applied to a job?

By the means of predetermined overhead rates

400

Cost of Goods Sold

When you sell FG

Credit side of FG

FG -> COGS

400

Pay of the Administrative Buildings Janitor

Period Costs

400

Costs that can be quickly and conveniently traced to a unit of product or other cost object.

Direct Costs

400

What three accounts can you allocate under/over applied overhead?

Work in Process

Finished Goods

Cost of Goods Sold

500

Assigning overhead using ABC will usually

Increase the cost per unit for low-volume products compared to a traditional overhead allocation.

500

Gordon Tires, Inc. has a $20,000 ending finished goods inventory as of December 31. 2011. If the beginning finished goods inventory was S10,000 and the cost of goods sold was S40,000, how much would Kushman report the cost of goods manufactured?

$50,000

End Bal FG + COGS - Beg Bal FG

(20,000+40,000) - 10,000 = 50,000

500

Prime Costs
Conversion Costs

Prime: DL, DM

Conversion: DL, MO

500

Difference between a product cost and a period costs

product costs are expensed into the value of the product, period costs are expensed when occurred and are directly expensed on the income statement

500

Est MO = 10,000
Est Labor Hours = 5,000
Act MO = 11,000
Act Labor Hours = 4,950

What is the rate, Applied OH, and under/overallocation?

Rate = $2MO/LH

Applied OH = $9,900

End Bal = $1,100 Underapplied