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Cost Notes Cost Accounting and Control
Cost Notes Cost Accounting and Control
Cost Notes Cost Accounting and Control
Cost Accounting and Control (Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas, The
Catholic University of the Philippines)
CHAPTER 1
COST ACCOUNTING
- determination and use of product of service costs
- provide product or service cost info to:
- external: investment and credit decisions
- internal: planning, controlling, decision
making and evaluating org performance
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CHAPTER 2
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NOTES
● Predictor - activity that when changed, is
accompanied by a consistent, observable change in a
cost item
MANUFACTURERS VS. SERVICE COMPANIES
- S ervice companies don’t have FGI
COMPONENTS OF PRODUCT COST
DM - readily identifiable part of a product
DL - manufacture or provide service
OH - includes Overtime or shift premiums, cost of idle time (waiting
for machines to be maintained), IM & IL
● Variable
○ costs of IM
○ Il on an hourly basis
○ Lubricants for machines
○ Variable portion of factory utility
○ Depreciation (units of production or service
life method)
● Fixed
○ Depreciation (straight line)
○ Factory license fees, insurance and property
taxes
○ Fixed Il (supervisors, plant managers, etc.)
○ Fixed portion of mixed costs (maintenance and
utilities)
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NOTES
● Product costs - production/conversion area
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CHAPTER 3
ACTUAL APPLIED
UNDERAPPLIED OVERAPPLIED
Actual FOH Cost > Expected Actual FOH Cost < Expected
FOH Cost FOH Cost
Actual Utilization < Actual Utilization >
Expected Util. Expected Util.
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ALTERNATIVE CAPACITY MEASURES
● Theoretical capacity:
- estimated max. potential activity for a
specified time
- disregards realities such as machinery
breakdowns
● Practical capacity:
- reducing theoretical capacity by ongoing,
regular operating interruptions
● Normal capacity: (required under GAAP)
- encompasses firm’s long run average activity
and represents an attainable level of activity
● Expected capacity:
- short run concept that represents firm’s
anticipated activity level for the coming
period
SEPARATING MIXED COSTS
MIXED COST
- does not remain constant with changes in activity,
nor does it fluctuate on a per unit basis in direct
proportion to changes in activity
- y = a + bX
- y = total cost (dependent variable)
- a = fixed portion
- b = unit change of variable cost
- X = activity base to which y is being
related(cost driver/independent
variable/activity level)
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HIGH-LOW METHOD
- analyzes mixed cost by first selecting the highest
and lowest activity levels
ACTIVITY-BASED COSTING
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ACTIVITY-BASED MANAGEMENT
ACTIVITY-BASED MANAGEMENT
● business process model focusing on the control of
production or performance activities so that they can
improve customer value and enhance profitability
*activity - repetitive action
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ACTIVITY-BASED COSTING
ACTIVITY-BASED COSTING
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