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Define job order costing, Material Requisition, Job order cost sheet, and accounting procedure for labor and factory overhead
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Job order costing presupposes the possibility of physically identifying the jobs being manufactured and charging each job with its own cost. The detailed records showing the costs of each job constitute a subsidiary ledger supporting the general ledger’s work in process account. Job order costing is useful and widely acceptable for business engaged in made-to-order work in factories, workshops, and repair shops, constructions or construction engineers, printing, aircraft manufacturing, and for service businesses such as legal, medical, architectural, accounting and consulting firms. Job order costing method is the accumulation of costs by specific jobs (i.e., physical units, distinct batches, or job lots). This costing method is appropriate if a product can be produced separately distinct from the other jobs which require different amount of materials, labor and overhead. In job order costing, each job is an accounting unit which materials, labor and factory overhead costs are assigned by means of job order numbers. MAJOR SOURCE DOCUMENTS FOR JOB ORDER COSTING
Two accounts used – factory overhead control and factory overhead applied FOH control is used to accumulate actual factory overhead incurred FOH applied is used to accumulate estimated Factory overhead applied to production. Predetermined rate is based using any of the ff: