MA5 - Schedule of Cost of Goods Manufactured - Explained
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Module 2 examines cost terminology, the schedule of cost of goods manufactured, the schedule of cost of goods sold and the income statement. Terminology discussed includes: Direct materials, direct labour, manufacturing overhead, selling costs, administrative costs, variable costs, fixed costs, and mixed costs.
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I'm still not clear on DM and DL. In many textbooks, they usually define DM has materials that are directly traceable to a unit of production. "Directly Traceable" is too vague for me. What does it mean?
It is opposite of indirect cost which is utility cost(electricity, water, soap, oven depreciation cost)
When it comes to burgers people also get the napkins the straws the rapping in the bag. And other utensils. That's why restaurants make most of money off of drinks. Typically it costs about 10 to 12 hours for a burger fries and a drink....
Is the MOH account a Balance Sheet or an Income Statement account?
Does it have to be Zero at the end of every period (Month, Year)?
When do we perform the allocation to WIP?
In my mind it's a balance sheet account and Materials, Labour and MOH all get Applied to inventory. It's a moot point though as it ought to get zeroed out each time financial statements are prepared.
is this the same as cost concepts
contribution format income statement link?
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