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Accounting 2521: Managerial & Financial Accounting Summary - Costs & Inventory - Prof. Reb, Study notes of Management Accounting

A summary of chapters 1 and 2 from accounting 2521, focusing on managerial and financial accounting, costs, and inventory. Topics include differences between managerial and financial accounting, direct and indirect costs, manufacturing and nonmanufacturing costs, variable and fixed costs, and calculating cost of goods manufactured (cgm), cost of goods sold (cgs), and income statement (is). The document also covers process costing and job order costing, job cost sheets, and the 3-step process for overhead. Students are encouraged to study review problems, practice problems, and practice questions for exam preparation.

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Download Accounting 2521: Managerial & Financial Accounting Summary - Costs & Inventory - Prof. Reb and more Study notes Management Accounting in PDF only on Docsity! ACCT 2521 Summary Chapters 1 & 2 Best examples of exam questions are Review Problems (at end of each chapter), Practice Problems (in Connect), and Practice Questions (on Blackboard). Chapter 1 1. Differences between Managerial and Financial Accounting 2. Direct versus Indirect costs (examples) 3. Manufacturing and nonmanufacturing costs Manufacturing Costs (Product Costs): a. Direct Materials b. Direct Labor c. Manufacturing Overhead (Indirect Materials, Indirect Labor, and all other non-direct manufacturing costs) Be able to calculate from a list of costs Prime Cost = DM + DL (direct costs) Conversion Cost=DL+MOH (costs added to materials to “convert” them to FG) Nonmanufacturing Costs (Period Costs): a. Selling costs b. Administrative costs 4. Variable and fixed costs a. Definitions b. Behavior (in total and per unit) 5. Calculate COGM, COGS, and IS Inventory accounts: A. Raw Materials (RM) Beginning Inventory – RM + Purchases (Additions) Goods Available – RM -Ending Inventory – RM Direct Materials Used (DM) B. Work in Process (WIP) Beginning Inventory – WIP + Manufacturing Cost ( DM used , DL, MOH applied**) Goods Available for Manufacturing – GAM -Ending Inventory – WIP Cost of Goods Manufactured (CGM) ** Need to be able to compute MOH applied using POHR from Chapter 2 1