Outline•Service organisations•Value chains•Service production environments•Costing systems for services•Estimating service costs and the flow of costsin service firms•Uses of service costing•Retail […]
Effects of Beginning and Ending Work in Process Inventories•Four steps in process costing1.Analyse the physical flow of units2.Calculate the equivalent
Outline•Process costing•Process costing with WIP inventories•The effects of beginning and ending work inprocess inventories•Process costing steps and calculations•Hybrid costing systems:
Learning Objectives Continuum of Conventional Costing SystemsJob CostingJob Costing• •Job costingJob costing -Manufacturing costs traced to individual jobsManufacturing costs traced
Overview•Product costing•Different costs for different purposes•Designing product costing systems•Flow of costs in manufacturing businesses•Allocating overhead costs to products•Accounting for manufacturing
Outline•What are cost behaviour, cost estimationand cost prediction?•Cost drivers•Cost behaviour patterns•The relevant range•Engineered, committed and discretionarycosts•Cost estimation•Practical issues in cost
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