The document defines key terms in cost accounting, including:
- Cost objects are activities (products or services) for which separate cost measurement is needed.
- Inventory in a retail company comprises finished goods, merchandise, raw materials, unfinished goods and work in progress.
- Costs can be characterized as direct/indirect costs, prime costs/overheads, and relevant/irrelevant costs.
- Overheads include manufacturing, administrative, selling/marketing, research and development, and product overheads.
- Cost allocation is the process of assigning direct, indirect, and total costs to cost objects.
The document defines key terms in cost accounting, including:
- Cost objects are activities (products or services) for which separate cost measurement is needed.
- Inventory in a retail company comprises finished goods, merchandise, raw materials, unfinished goods and work in progress.
- Costs can be characterized as direct/indirect costs, prime costs/overheads, and relevant/irrelevant costs.
- Overheads include manufacturing, administrative, selling/marketing, research and development, and product overheads.
- Cost allocation is the process of assigning direct, indirect, and total costs to cost objects.
The document defines key terms in cost accounting, including:
- Cost objects are activities (products or services) for which separate cost measurement is needed.
- Inventory in a retail company comprises finished goods, merchandise, raw materials, unfinished goods and work in progress.
- Costs can be characterized as direct/indirect costs, prime costs/overheads, and relevant/irrelevant costs.
- Overheads include manufacturing, administrative, selling/marketing, research and development, and product overheads.
- Cost allocation is the process of assigning direct, indirect, and total costs to cost objects.
... causing costs when produced or being performed as a service. ... used in a cost collection system to accumulate costs for various purposes. ... any activities (products or services) for which a separate cost measurement is needed.
2.Inventory in a retail company normally comprises of ... (Multiple Choice)*
... raw material ... unfinished goods ... work in progress ... finished goods ... merchandise
3.Costs can be characterized by ... (Multiple Choice)*
... direct and indirect costs. ... prime costs and overheads. ... relevant and irrelevant costs.
4.Overheads include ... (Multiple Choice)*
... manufacturing overheads. ... administrative overheads. ... selling/marketing overheads. ... research and development overheads. ... product overheads.
5.Select the answers you agree with. (Multiple Choice)*
Cost allocation is the process of assigning direct costs to the cost objects. Cost allocation is the process of assigning indirect costs to the cost objects. Cost allocation is the process of assigning costs to the cost objects.
6.Which costs should be included in a "Costing Sheet"? (Multiple Choice)*
Direct materials Direct labour Manufacturing overheads Marketing overheads Administrative overheads
7.Select the answers you agree with. (Multiple Choice)*
Manufacturing costs are period costs (expenses). Non-manufacturing costs are period costs (expenses). Costs of goods sold are period costs (expenses). Research costs are period costs.
8.Select the correct terms used in Cost Accounting. (Multiple Choice)*
Proportionate costs Variable costs Constant costs Fixed costs Mixed costs Semi-fixed costs Semi-variable costs 9.Which statements do you agree with? (Multiple Choice)* Avoidable costs are relevant costs. Unavoidable costs are the relevant costs to look at. Sunk costs are relevant for decision-making. Opportunity costs are relevant for decision-making. Marginal costs are the same as incremental costs. Marginal revenue is the monetary amount of selling one additional unit. Incremental revenue is the monetary amount of selling a group of additional units.
10.Which statements are correct? (Multiple Choice)*
A cost and management accounting information system collects cost and revenue data for various purposes. The resulting database is also used for coding cost objects, cost category, and cost behaviour.