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Terms

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equivalent units of production
the number of units that could have been completed if they had been worked on from start to finish
nonmanufacturing costs
costs not specifically related to the production of goods or the delivery of a service
manufacturing firm
convert raw materials into finished goods that are then sold to consumers
manufacturing overhead
costs that a company incurs in the manufacture of a product or delivery of a service
cost driver
measure of an activity that causes or drives the overhead cost in a given cost pool
indirect labor costs
production or service labor costs that are not directly traced to a particular product or service
direct labor costs
labor costs directly traced to items produced and services delivered
average cost per unit
=total production cost/number of units produced
indirect materials
any materials that are not directly traced or applicable to a single product or service
allocation base
common characteristic shared by p/s that is used to assign overhead; used to distribute overhead costs proportionately to each product made or service rendered; strongly associated with overhead
applied overhead
manufacturing overhead costs that are assigned to products or services
raw materials inventory
the costs of materials that have been purchased by not yet entered the production process
activity based costing
allocates overhead to p/s based on the activities that cause the overhead cost; assigns the overhead costs of major production or service activities to multiple pool costs
merchandising firm
buys completed inventory items from suppliers, then sells those items to customers
traditional overhead allocation
overhead is allocated to p/s based on some characteristic that the p/s have in common
cost of goods sold
total production cost of finished goods that are sold and reported on the income statement; = finished goods inventory at the beginning of the reporting period + cost of goods manufactured during the period - finished goods inventory balance at the end of the period
finished goods inventory
products that are complete and ready for sale
manufacturing costs
costs of producing goods and providing services, including direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead
prime costs
term used to describe the sum direct materials and direct labor used in the manufacturing or service delivery process
overhead allocation rate
=overhead cost/allocation base
direct materials cost
cost of all raw materials that can be traced directly to a manufactured product or delivered service
work-in-process inventory
costs of products that have entered the production process but that are not yet complete
cost of goods manufactured
the total cost of the finished goods completed during a reporting period; =work-in-process balance at the beginning of the reporting period + total manufacturing costs during the reporting period - work in process balance at the end of the reporting period
general and administrative costs
all costs that are neither product or service related nor selling costs
conversion costs
direct labor + manufacturing overhead
process costing system
costs are accumulated by each operation, rather than by each job, with the unit cost of items determined by dividing the operation's total production costs for a process by the number of identical items produced
job order costing system
accumulates manufacturing or service costs for each job performed, each unit produced, each order received, or simply each p/s

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