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Title: Activity Based Costing


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Chapter 8
  • Activity Based Costing

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Traditional vs. Activity-based Costing
  • Activity-based Costing
  • Direct materials
  • Direct labor
  • Overhead
  • Includes manufacturing nonmanufacturing costs
  • Many cost pools based on unique activity
  • Rates based on estimates at capacity
  • Organizational sustaining
  • Not GAAP
  • Traditional costing
  • Direct materials
  • Direct labor
  • Overhead
  • Includes all manufacturing costs
  • One rate per department
  • Rates based on annual estimates
  • Period costs
  • GAAP

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Activity-based Costing
  • Activity cost pools
  • Unit-level activities
  • Batch-level activities
  • Product-level activities
  • Customer-level activities
  • Organizational sustaining activities

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ABC Process
  • Activity measure is the driver
  • First stage allocation is the assignment of
    overhead costs to each activity cost pool
  • Activity rate is the predetermined overhead rate
  • Second stage allocation is the activity rates
    times the actual driver or applying overhead
  • Product margin is the product sales revenue less
    direct materials, direct labor and ABC overhead
  • Steps
  • Problem

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Impact on Product Costs
  • Shifts overhead costs from high-volume products
    to low-volume products
  • Changes per unit cost
  • Effect is more substantial in low-volume products
  • Changes net income

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Coach Keen Says
  • Review Chapter 8
  • Review Steps in PowerPoint
  • Rework Problem 8-14
  • Do Chapter 8 homework 1,4,5,6 10

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Coach Keen Says
  • Work the review problems at the end of each
    chapter
  • Study for test by reviewing the chapters,
    homework, handouts, quizzes and problems done in
    class
  • Use the tutors
  • The workbook/study guide is available at the
    reserve desk at Milner Library
  • Chat on Tuesday night 9-11PM through WebCT
  • Extended office hours Monday 900-1000
    1100-1200 100-400 Tuesday 1100-200
  • E-mail questions
  • Rest Tuesday night
  • For Friday, read Chapter 5
  • Do Chapter 5 homework 3 4
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