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1 Cost Terms, Concepts and Classifications
Accounting 3020 – Chapter 2 Cost Terms, Concepts and Classifications

2 Managerial vs. Financial
Internal vs. External Future-oriented vs. past Flexible vs. rigid Timeliness is extremely important in mgl Segment vs. whole company Managerial need not follow GAAP Managerial is not mandatory

3 Introduction Why are Costs Determined? Type of Business Process
Merchandising Company Manufacturing Company Service Company

4 General Cost Classifications
Main Product Costs Direct Materials Direct Labor Manufacturing Overhead Prime costs Conversion costs Nonmanufacturing Costs Marketing/Selling Administrative

5 Inventoriable Costs Product Costs Period Costs Manufacturing Costs
Assets All Costs associated with preparing the product Period Costs Expensed in period incurred Selling and general and admin. expenses

6 Financial Statements Balance sheet Income statement 3 Inventories
Raw Materials Inventory (parts not yet in production Work in Process Inventory (partially completed goods) Finished Goods Inventory (Finished products or completed services) Income statement Schedule of Cost of Goods Manufactured Replaces “Purchases” in the Cost of Goods Sold schedule Period costs expensed as is

7 Schedule of Cost of Goods Manufactured
Follows flow of inventories Reflects amount of goods completed in the period Goes to Cost of Goods Sold on the income statement

8 Cost Reactions to Changes in Activity
Variable Costs Fixed Costs Relevant Range

9 Other cost classifications
Direct Cost versus Indirect Cost Depends on cost object Differential costs and revenues Changes between alternatives Opportunity cost Cost forgone by choosing one alternative over another Sunk costs Past costs that have already been incurred


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