Question: ACCT 2 3 0 ( Fall 2 0 2 4 ) Study Guide for Exam 2 Ch . 4 : Job - Order Costing and

ACCT 230(Fall 2024) Study Guide for Exam 2
Ch.4: Job-Order Costing and Overhead Application (Textbook pp.148171)
1. Two types of product costing systems: Process Costing vs. Job-Order Costing
\(\rightarrow \) How are they different? See the handout!
2. Types of production systems suitable for Job-Order Costing \& for Process Costing
\(\rightarrow \) What are the examples of products whose cost can be computed by job-order costing and by process costing?
3. Cost flow under job-order costing in a T-account system
- Where are DM and DL costs assigned (added) when they happen? The WIP account!
- Where are all indirect costs accumulated? The MOH account!
- In which account (also on which side of it, e.g., debit or credit) is COGM recorded?
- How to determine the ending balance of each important account (e.g., RM, WIP, \( F / G, C O G S)\)?
4. How to prepare "Job-Order Cost Sheet"?
- Job-Order Cost Sheet is the key source document used in Job-order costing to determine the total cost of each job, and a subsidiary account to the "Work-InProcess" account. \(\rightarrow \) Review BE 4-26\& E 4-44!
5. How to set a "predetermined overhead rate" and how to use it to compute applied overhead for each job or production? \(\rightarrow \) Review BE 4-22\& E 4-38!
- Why a "predetermined" overhead rate rather than an "actual" overhead rate?
- What is the difference between "normal costing" and "actual costing"?
6. How to determine the amount of "over-applied" or "under-applied" overhead?
- Which side of the MOH account (debit/credit) shows "actual overhead" or "applied overhead"?
- How to compute overhead variance?
\(\rightarrow \) Overhead Variance = Actual overhead - Applied Overhead
- How to determine whether overhead is over-applied or under-applied?
Actual overhead Applied overhead = Over-applied variance
Actual overhead > Applied overhead = Under-applied variance
- How to adjust COGS for either over-applied or under-applied overhead variance?
If over-applied \(\rightarrow \) Subtract the overhead variance from COGS.
If under-applied \(\rightarrow \) Add the overhead variance to COGS.
\(\rightarrow \) Review BE 4-23\& E 4-39!
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