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Chapter 2 discusses cost terms, classifications, and behavior, including direct materials (DM), direct labor (DL), and factory overhead (FOH). It covers variable, fixed, and mixed costs, as well as various costing methods such as absorption and variable costing, highlighting their benefits and limitations. Additionally, it includes problem-solving examples related to cost calculations and break-even analysis.

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Chapter 2 discusses cost terms, classifications, and behavior, including direct materials (DM), direct labor (DL), and factory overhead (FOH). It covers variable, fixed, and mixed costs, as well as various costing methods such as absorption and variable costing, highlighting their benefits and limitations. Additionally, it includes problem-solving examples related to cost calculations and break-even analysis.

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CHAPTER 2: COST TERMS,

CLASSIFICATIONS AND BEHAVIOUR

DM
- Physically and economically traceable
- Significant cost din
Cost DL
- Nilabas na pera kapalit ng goods and services - Directly involved
- Hindi automatically expense pag nilabas, EXPIRED - Exception: Overtime premium
LANG ung expense FOH
- Indirect mat
- Indirect labor
- Taxes
- Indirect mat, labor, insurance (expired portion only)
- Rent, R&M
- Utilities
- Depreciation (PPE inside the factory)
- Other OH fc
Classification of Costs

VARIABLE COST
- Total = direct
- Unit = constant

FIXED COST
- Total = constant
- Unit = varies, inversely

- Opportunity income

MIXED COST
-

- Dito lng valid ang cost function within the relevant range
PROBLEMS DM
DL
OH,,,
TMC
WIP BEG
TCWPIP
(WIP END)
CGM
FGI BEG
CGAS
(FGI END)
COGS

- Sales salaries - selling expense


- Advertising - selling

HIGH LOW METHOD


PROBLEM 1

- DM - RM used ONLY (NOT ENDING)


- TOTAL COST INVENTORY - COGS

- FC = LC - VCu(L Unit) OR FC = HC - VCu(H Unit)


PROBLEM 1.2 - SAME GIVEN, with relevant range from 6k to
13k units

PROBLEM 2

PROBLEM 4 - HLM AND Least square = Linear Regression

- pag nagbago total fixed cost, may ibang relevant range

PROBLEM 3
Scatter diagram

HLM <<<<< Scatter Diagram mas accurate - Mas mataas na income or CM, dapat damihan yung
sales

PRODUCT COSTING METHODS


(ABSORPTION VS VARIABLE COSTING METHOD) BENEFITS OF ABSORPTION COSTING

LIMITATION OF AC:

ABSORPTION VARIABLE THROUGHP


UT COSTING
- The more the production, the more inventory declared
sales same

(COS) DL, DM, FOH, DM, DL, DM ONLY BENEFITS OF VARIABLE COSTING
VOH VOH

GP ALWAYS HIGHEST
greater among all
than three
absorption

OPEX VOPEX VOPEX VOPEX


FOPEX FOPEX FOPEX
FOH FOH
DL - Less confusing kasi sa AB, ung ibang foh nasa balance
VOH sheet or income.
- Sa Variable, nasa expense or income statement
OI If production=sales, A = V =A=V=T
lahat ng FOH
Prod > sales = A > V =A>V>T

Prod < sales = A < V =A<V<T

Inventory Greater than V

LIMITATION OF VARIABLE/DIRECT COSTING


PROBLEM 1 333333333
4. Inventory, end under absorption
Beg + Produced - Sold
(150 + 1,500 - 1,200) = 450 units

450 units x 10 = 4,500


450 units x 8 = 3,600
450 untis x 3.20 = 1,440

CHANGE IN INVENTORY

1. Hanapin ung unit cost under each method


300 DIFFERENCE IN INVENTORY

- FOH/u = 3,000/1,500 units


- Or cost diffenrecne

Kung ano yung


product, yun ung
difference sa NET
INCOME from
ABSORPTION AND
2. Compute VARIABLE

Sales = Selling price x


units sold

COGS = Units sold x unit (Inv difference - Cost) - Variable Net income = Throughput Net
cost (10 x 1200) Income

OPEX 5. Ending inventory P=S, A=V=T


VOPEX = Vs&a costs x
units sold AC, EI = 150 (beg) x 10 = 1,500
FOPEX = F s&a costs

The same lang lahat except

COGS = 8 x 1,200

FOH = given na - SA 1,500 TINIMES KASI SOLD NA

Since P > S, A > V


6. P<S

COGS = 3.2 x 1,200

DM cost (3.20) – Total VMC (8.00)


DL & VOH = 4.80
- Di na hiniwalay - Add 480 to 27,300
A>V>T
PROBLEM 2

- Lumiit ending kasi maraming nabenta

PROBLEM 3

PROBLEM 6

- MAS MABABA AC, KAYA MINUS SA NI NG VC

PROBLEM 4

MORE PROBLEMS/EXERCISES

Income statement under Varaible costing method


- use contribution margin approach
- segregate Variable and Fixed component

Manufacturing CM = sales LESS Variable Manuf Cost


PROBLEM 5
Fgi end = ending inventory

3. Total fixed cost expensed in AC(close over under


applied)
- ACTUAL COST UNG KUKUNIN pag expense
- OVER APPLIED - deduct +
Throughput costing - UNDER APPLIED - add +

- Do not use the planned cost, KUNIN UNG FOH APPLID


- FOH rate x Actual activity level PRODUCED

Shortcut from TC to AC

PLANNED VS ACTUAL
SHORTCUT ABSOPRTION
(FOH + FSE + FAE)
Less: Fixed cost defer (130 prod - 125 sold) x FOH RATE
= Total FIXED cost expensed

SHORTCUT VARIABLE
Fixed cost actual = 2,120,000 → expensed immediately
FOH is not part of product cost
4. Total variable cost expensed in VC (close over under
applied)

> PRODUCED UNITS == UNITS SOLD

CVP TERMS

- VOH applied = rate x actual produced

5. Difference in OI

- Margin of safety - go down without incurring losses


6. Actual manufacturing CM - Actual sales - Break even sales = MOS
- MOS Ratio - lahat ng may margin denominator ang sales
- MOS / Actual sales = percentage
- DOL degree of operating Leverage
- Kung gaano kasensitive ung profit sa ating sales
- If ever may changes ang sales sa profit

- DOL = CM / OI
- CM = sales - VC
- CMu = SPu - VCu or CM / Sales unit
- CMr = CM/Sales peso or CMu/SPu
- VCu = VC / Sales unit
- Break even in units or sales → bawi mo lng
ung total cost mo
- Sales mix - constant ang sales mix to compare
performance

CHAPTER 4 - CVP
- Or breakeven analysis
- Analyze behavior of revenue cost or net income

Break-even = 0 ZERO Operating income


> VC = Units sold x VCu
> FC is constant

> Break-even point - TR = TC (= FC + VC) TR - TC = OI ;


> TC line > TR = loss TR = TC;
> TR line > TC line = profit SALES = VC + FC
SPu (x) = VCu (x) + FC (constant)
ASSUMPTIONS: - Hanapin ung x or units to be
sold
SPuX - VCuX = FC
X (SPu - VCu) = FC
→ CMU
> we assume that within the relevant range
Xbep units = FC / CMu
Xbep sales = FC / CMr
What if Desired Income? NO. 6

If may FCs or Advertising Expenses, add


- Madadagdagan ng 500 units ung sold
- Plus 10k FC

If nasa VC or SP, adjust sa denominator

- Hindi abot sa 50k target, So NO


EXAMPLE 1
NO. 7

- Kulang ng 550 units

PROBLEM 1

- CM = 400k x 75%
4. - OI = 300k / 4

PROBLEM 2
> BEP - VC = CM OR FC PROBLEM 8 - MARGIN OF SAFETY
> 0 Ang net income
> BEPCM = (40/120) x SALES
CM/SALES = CMu

PROBLEM 3

> BE SALES = FC / CMr

PROBLEM 9

PROBLEM 4

> walang sales na binigay


- Kinuha muna CMu x units sold = CMU > CM x 1.1 = new CM
- OI = CM - FC > same FC

PROBLEM 5 PROBLEM 10

PROBLEM 6 - BUDGETED NET INCOME


> pagsama sama lahat ng VC at FC
> then get Break even unit

> X unit = FC/CMu; X UNITS x SPu = peso sales


OR X peso = FC / CMr
> CMu = FC/SALES unit, CMr = FC/SALES peso
PROBLEM 7
PROBLEM 11

> ADD ALL FIXED COST


> 5% SALES COMM → PART OF VCu
> SPu x 5% = 2
PROBLEM 12 - X units, Max after-tax profit

4.

5. Original data ulit. Slash = decrease,


> maximum prof → compute sa 25k actual

1. 6. Same as statement no. 5 BUT

2.

BREAK-EVEN ANALYSIS WHEN MORE THAN ONE PRODUCT


PROBLEM 13

1. CMr, X, DOL

2. PROBLEM 15

3.
1. SM
2. CMu
3. WCMu
4. X
5. TOTAL X units
- X sales
ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS (CVP)

> BES = X peso sales

- IF WALANG CM OR OI
- % CHANGE IN OI AND SALES

PROBLEM 1 Problem 2

- or CMu = 50 - 28.8
- CM CHANGE = PROFIT CHANGE
- COMPARE SA BREAKEVEN, so ung change lang
sagot
Problem 7 - add FC

Problem 3 Problem 8 - add FC

Problem 4

Problem 9 - ADD FC AND VC

Problem 5
PROBLEM 10
- Flat commission - fixed
- Sales commission - variable

PROBLEM 11

Problem 6

- Workback
- SPu = CMu + VCu

1.
ACTIVITY BASED COSTING
SYSTEM
What is the true cost of a P/S?
- SAANG PURPOSE BA

2.

- Hindi magbabago ung CMu

PRODUCT COSTING ALLOCATION METHODS:

SINGLE PLANT WIDE OR TRADITIONAL


- Isang OH rate lang ginagamit
- Hindi ganun kaaccurate2
- 1 cost driver

Multiple prod Deptal rates


- Mas mahal or mahirap icompute
- Mas accurate
- Most appropriate cost driver
- Kung ilang dept, ganun karami ung rate

ABC (activity based costing


- Depends on the number of activities
- MOST accurate
- Allocation
- The more cost drivers, teh more cost being incurred

Regardless of what method:


Problem 2 - JIT, reduced to
HIERARCHY OF ACTIVITY LEVELS

Problem 3 - TRADITIONAL, USING DIRECT LABOR HOURS

UNIT LEVEL
- DM, DL, DLH, MH
Batch level
- Pag sobrang dami ng ittransport
- SETUP, ORDERING, MATERIAL HANDLING, TRANPO
COST
Product level
- r&d
- Magpeak or magddecline
Facility level
- General manufacturing process
- Halos OPEX na, pero depende ano ung iaassign
- Travel cost, directors fee, gen ad

- makukuha kahit hindi given ung DLH

- Identify if:

VA
- production activities
- Add value to the product
NVA NOTE:
- Ndi naiincrease If hindi binigay ung OH rate,
- Eliminating some NVA to lower cost without sacrificing - OH cost / Activity or cost driver
the quality of product
PROBLEM 3.1
ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS - 1

→ TOTAL OVERHEAD APPLIED


DEPTAL

COST PER UNIT

TOTAL COST

PROBLEM 4

ABC

> IF PROBLEM IS SILENT, KUNIN ung pinakamalaki na cost


driver kasi dun naka depend ung dept

SERVICE COST ALLOCATION


(DIRECT, STEP, AND ALGEBRAIC)
- Hindi lahat naiincur sa production natin (OH)

UNIT COST FOR EACH PRODUCT:


TRADITIONAL
EXAMPLE 1

TOTAL OH ALLOCATED TO DEPT A? Ung naka box lang


> equal before and after allocation

> IF SILENT, UNAHIN UNG MATAAS


> R&M → REPAIR HRS; HR → EMPLOYEES
> HINDI NA BABALIK SA R&M,, AFTER MAALLOCATE, tapos
ADD UNG NAALLOCATE FROM 1ST DEPT

- Allocate sa lahat, tapos algebraic method

EXAMPLE 2
STANDARD COST AND VARIANCE
ANALYSIS

STANDARD COST
- NO. of inputs required para sa output
- How MUCH material or labor or OH
- Budget - parehong predetermined
- More on per unit
- What should the company incur?
- Standard cost x actual level of activity
BUDGET
1. Performance report - actual vs budget
- More on total
2. Analyze - F or U
- What did the company plan to incur?
3. Raise questions sino kakausapin
- Ginagamit ang standard cost per unit x planned level
4. Root causes
of activity
5. Take actions -
6. Conduct next periods operations, cycle
VARIANCE ANALYSIS
- Actual vs standard
Ideal vs practical standard
- Investigate that are material
- Ideal - 100% expected
- We analyse, not just measure
- Practical - ito dapat ginagamit ng companies
- Kung sino ung in charge
S - specific
M - measurable
STANDARD COSTING SYSTEM
A - attainable
- Mabilis, may billing price agad
R - realistic
- Performance evaluation
T - timebound

- Every period

- Sinong managers nag sset ng standards

- Within the same industry

- Market prices

- Apple vs apple
- If material or significant
- BOTH favorable at unfavorable
PROBLEM 1.1 - spending or total cost (NO FLEXIBLE)

- revenue variance? 480k - 470k = 10k UNFAVORABLE


- TOTAL VARIANCE? = SRV + SPV
- TOTAL BUDGET = total income difference
- Equal sa total variance
- DEDUCT BUDGET ADN ACTUAL SA FIXED COSTS

- Only VC and revenue are adjusted 2. FLEXIBLE

- 480K * 2,000/470K or 480K * 85%


- Budget vs Actual lang, wala na ung orig budget
- HINDI GINALAW UNG FIXED COSTS
4) 5% higher Operating Income Variance

- PRICE AND QUANTITY VARIANCES


DM

BAKIT BA HINIHIWALAY UNG VARIANCES??

DL

OH

- Material price variance


- Price of PURCHASE - earliest time dapat
- Issuance
Material variances

LABOR VARIANCES

\
Labor variances

PROBLEM 1

1. AP per unit - Favorable KYA LOWER THAN 4.50

MATERIAL AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE 2. AQ USED - favorable (mas mataas SQ)

3. AQ USED - unfavorable (MAS MATAAS AQ)

MATERIAL AT THE TIME OF ISSUANCE

PROBLEM 2 - walang SR, kunin sa LRV

Materials usage price variance


- Time of issuance
Materials price variance
- Time of purchase
OVERHEAD VARIANCES

ONE WAY - ACTUAL AND APPLIED

PROBLEM 3

1. EST. DLH - kunin sa standard labor cost (SH x SR)


TWO WAY - controllable and noncontrollable

2. NUMBER OF UNITS PRODUCED

- Contro = budget → di kasama BAAH

THREE WAY

3. LABOR EFFICIENCY VARIANCE

PROBLEM 4- LRV, pero walang AH kaya kukunin sa LEV

FOUR WAY
PROBLEM 6 -
6. VOH EV

7. FOH SV - FOH RATE X NC


NC = 80,000 units (HOURS PER UNIT)

1. MPV - walang sinabi kung purchase or issued

8. FOH VV

2. MQV - SQ = Actual output x Standard quantity

9. Controllable OH
TOTOL MAT VARIANCE = PLUS PAREHO

3. LRV - AR = total cost / dlh; AH = actual output lang

4. LEV - SH = Actual output x standard hour


OR

10. TOTAL OH VARIANCE

BUDGET + VOLUME VARIANCE

5. VOH SV
- Pag
MIX AND YIELD VARIANCES

STANDARD INPUT COST - sa standard quantity input


STANDARD OUTPUT COST sa standard quantity output

Problem 1 PROBLEM 1

1. MPV - silent problem, BUT WALANG PURCHASE


UNITS, so ISSUED/USED ginamit

2. Materials mix variance (equal ang AM at SM)

4. Allowed SH PER UNIT

5. LEV

3. Materials yield variance


- konti ng yield kaya
UNFAVORABLE

- KAHIT ANO
GAMITIN
—------------------------------------------------------------------------------>>>>
Problem 2 - may times na more than 1 ang purchase date PROBLEM 3
- Variances - account ONLY to those na HINDI
nammeet ung standard

1. MPV

1. Mpv

2. MMV

2. MMV

3. MYV

- SM = AM TOTAL ALLOCATE TO QUANTITY

3. MYV
STANDARDYIELD =

OR
4.

5. Overhead variances

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