The document outlines seven classifications of costs - by nature, behavior, function, planning and control, traceability, controllability, and normality. It also provides examples of types of costs that fall under each classification such as direct material costs, variable costs, product costs, and budgeted costs. Additionally, it summarizes the flow of costs in a manufacturing operation from materials purchases and work in process to finished goods and cost of goods sold on the income statement.
The document outlines seven classifications of costs - by nature, behavior, function, planning and control, traceability, controllability, and normality. It also provides examples of types of costs that fall under each classification such as direct material costs, variable costs, product costs, and budgeted costs. Additionally, it summarizes the flow of costs in a manufacturing operation from materials purchases and work in process to finished goods and cost of goods sold on the income statement.
The document outlines seven classifications of costs - by nature, behavior, function, planning and control, traceability, controllability, and normality. It also provides examples of types of costs that fall under each classification such as direct material costs, variable costs, product costs, and budgeted costs. Additionally, it summarizes the flow of costs in a manufacturing operation from materials purchases and work in process to finished goods and cost of goods sold on the income statement.