Management Accounting eBook

1st Edition
1121743676 · 9781121743670
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Introduction to management accounting

  • The role of management accounting
  • Product and service costing
  • Cost classifications
  • Cost versus expense
  • Inventories
  • Cost, selling price, margins and pricing policy

Manufacturing statements

  • Structure of the manufacturing statement
  • Factory and non-factory expenses
  • Preparation of the manufacturing statement
  • Analysis of manufacturing statements
  • Transfer of cost of production
  • Accounting entries

3 Cost flows

  • The manufacturing process
  • Flow of materials and costs
  • Perpetual inventory system
  • The effect of the GST
  • Separate cost ledger
  • Alternative factory overhead recording
  • Cost flows in non-manufacturing firms

4 Materials—control and accounting

  • Purchasing and storage procedures
  • Issuing procedures
  • Costing materials into store
  • Costing materials out to production
  • Physical stocktake
  • Periodic stock valuation
  • Accounting standards

5 Labour—control and accounting

  • Definition of some payroll terms
  • Payroll
  • Direct and indirect labour analysis
  • Labour-related costs

6 Factory overhead—control and accounting

  • Factory overhead accounting
  • Cost drivers
  • Fixed and variable costs
  • Factory overhead recovery rates
  • Flexible budgeting
  • Budgeting semi-variable costs
  • Departmental factory overhead
  • Reciprocal services
  • Improved product costing
  • Activity-based costing

7 Job costing

  • Job cost system
  • Job cost records
  • Job cost accounting records—manufacturers
  • Job costing with a separate cost ledger
  • Under-applied or over-applied factory overhead
  • Job costing in service industries

8 Responsibility accounting

  • Organisation structure
  • Responsibility accounting
  • Responsibility centres
  • Budget preparation
  • Performance reports
  • Cost allocation
  • Overhead analysis
  • Responsibility accounting and blame
  • Controllability

9 Cost–volume–profit analysis

  • Presentation of statement of comprehensive income for CVP analysis
  • The break-even equation
  • Contribution margin method
  • Contribution margin ratio method
  • Target net profit
  • Effects of income tax
  • Margin of safety
  • Analysis using graphs
  • Evaluating changes
  • Sales mix and CVP analysis
  • CVP analysis for different industries
  • Assumptions and limitations of CVP analysis

10 Direct costing

  • Inventory valuation
  • Statements of comprehensive income with actual factory overhead
  • Reconciliation of reported profits—absorption and direct costing
  • Reporting variable marketing and administrative expense—direct costing
  • Statements of comprehensive income with applied factory overhead
  • Australian Accounting Standard AASB 102 Inventories
  • Australian Taxation Office requirements
  • Advantages and disadvantages of direct costing

11 Activity-based costing

  • Activity-based costing
  • Activity levels
  • Three approaches to ABC Cost drivers
  • Designing an ABC system
  • ABC application rates
  • Total manufacturing costs
  • Accounting entries
  • Full product costs
  • ABC and job costing

12 Process costing fundamentals

  • Cost flows
  • Comparison with job costing
  • Flow of units through a process
  • Process costing concepts
  • Cost of production report
  • Accounting entries
  • Beginning work in process
  • Weighted average method
  • First-in-first-out (FIFO) method

13 Advanced process costing

  • Cost flows—more than one department
  • Cost of production reports—more than one process
  • Accounting entries
  • Process costing and lost or spoiled units
  • Process costing—more than one department and spoilage

14 Operation costing

  • Illustrative example

15 Joint and by-product costing

  • Why allocate joint costs?
  • Allocating joint costs
  • Accounting for joint costs
  • Decision: sell at split-off or process further
  • By-products

16 Standard costing

  • Setting a standard manufacturing cost
  • Different types of standards
  • Flexible budgeting
  • Variance analysis
  • Causes of and responsibilities for variances
  • Journal entries for a standard cost system
  • Effect of work in process
  • Disposition of variances
This is the eBook for Management Accounting.