Support Cost Allocation Using the Direct Method (Cost Accounting Tutorial #36)

[@SoulfulFlowsWithP]

I was struggling with my school work... thank you so much for breaking it down to a person who simply did not get it...

[@lecavalier32]

Thank you, this is the first video that effectively broke this down to make sense for my non-accounting brain =D

[@valentinavella8392]

You saved my life. I.LOVE.YOU.

[@aleciamiller3027]

Thank you! I had so much trouble with these types of problems til I saw this video

[@orepaposini6153]

OMG! Love the video, so easy to understand:) Thank u

[@eg12p34]

Life savior. God bless.

[@samisrael4931]

Thank you very much for this tutorial

[@skullman251]

Great video !

[@welele9010]

You're the best. Thank You

[@pattupeppe]

Thank you for the video.

[@alluring_bliss]

What if the question used percentages instead of monetary value? How should I allocate it using the three methods?

[@JamesBuschell]

arent you supposed to add back in the direct costs after you have done the allocation?

[@katlegokgopane7648]

Thanks a million times

[@pbandino1]

Thanks for your video.....finally

[@quaqmireful]

Thanks! Just wondering; is this accrual-based, or it has nothing to do on whether it is accrual / cash basis?

[@edselepafruditus5299]

does the department cost consist of direct materials, direct labors and manufacturing overhead? thanks

[@maryngum5578]

Greetings Sir. I thought with the reciprocal method, the various departments are to end with zero since they have shared all their resources. Please make me understand more better. Thanks

[@leviempringham3772]

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[@samh1403]

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[@AishHumairaa]

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[@tsatsiletsoara9737]

nice one 👌

[@subaak8689]

thanx so much

[@MoreSwoleTheyKnow]

***** you explain this stuff alot better than my textbook does. thumbs up. Thanks

[@chokolatt147]

great

[@AnthonyJohnson-hs3xs]

Nice video. BUT. 69,000+84,846=158,833.

[@sblair09]

no it doesn't.....