This document provides a summary of key accounting concepts and formulas. It defines manufacturing as making a product by hand or machine. It outlines the three types of product costs - direct material, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead costs. Formulas are provided for cost of goods manufactured and cost of goods sold for manufacturing businesses. Governmental and managerial accounting are also briefly discussed.
This document provides a summary of key accounting concepts and formulas. It defines manufacturing as making a product by hand or machine. It outlines the three types of product costs - direct material, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead costs. Formulas are provided for cost of goods manufactured and cost of goods sold for manufacturing businesses. Governmental and managerial accounting are also briefly discussed.
This document provides a summary of key accounting concepts and formulas. It defines manufacturing as making a product by hand or machine. It outlines the three types of product costs - direct material, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead costs. Formulas are provided for cost of goods manufactured and cost of goods sold for manufacturing businesses. Governmental and managerial accounting are also briefly discussed.
This document provides a summary of key accounting concepts and formulas. It defines manufacturing as making a product by hand or machine. It outlines the three types of product costs - direct material, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead costs. Formulas are provided for cost of goods manufactured and cost of goods sold for manufacturing businesses. Governmental and managerial accounting are also briefly discussed.
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FABM KEY POINTS – nella.
+ Direct labor
THANKS SRAM + Direct expenses
+ Beginning WIP inventory KEY POINTS: – Ending WIP inventory + Manufacturing overhead (factory 1. What is manufacturing. overhead)
- Manufacturing means to make a product, = Cost of goods manufactured
whether by hand or by machine or both. 2. Difference of manufacturing and merchandising business Cost of Goods Sold (Manufacturing) 3. 3 Types of product costs Formula - direct material costs, direct labor costs, Cost of goods manufactured and manufacturing overhead costs. + Beginning WIP (work in process) 4. Classification cost inventory Uncontrollable- – Ending WIP inventory Controllable- costs and expenses that can be controlled by the management = Cost of goods sold manufactured through decision making 6. Total net income formula Direct- see through the naked eye; woods Sales Indirect- Can’t easily see; glue nails Less: Sales Returns and Allowances fixed- monthly rent and salary Net Sales Variable- varies; sales commission, hourly workers. Less: Cost of Goods Sold
Sunk Cost - walang effect kahit idagdag Gross Profit
Opportunity cost- relevant in decision Less: Operating Expenses making Selling Expenses Administrative Expenses 5. Formula of COGS & COGSM Earnings Before Interest and Taxes Cost of goods manufactured formula Less: Income tax expense Raw material purchases Net Income + Beginning raw material inventory – Ending raw material inventory 7. Basic Accounting recap = Raw materials consumed -What is accounting helps businesses make decisions about costing. Accounting is the process of recording financial transactions pertaining to a Government accounting business. The accounting Government accounting refers to the process includes summarizing, analyzing, policies and regulations imposed by and reporting these transactions to government. It is usually related oversight agencies, regulators, and to tax accounting where the government’s tax collection entities. The financial main source of funds come from. statements used in accounting are a - forms of organization concise summary of financial Sole Proprietorship; transactions over an accounting period, summarizing a company’s operations, Partnerships; financial position, and cash flows. Corporations - branches of accounting - types of organization Financial Accounting Financial accounting refers to the processes used to generate interim and annual - accounting equation financial statements. ASSETS= LIABILITIES + EQUITY The results of all financial transactions that - GAAP occur during an accounting period are summarized into the balance GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) helps in understanding the sheet, income statement, and cash flow standard rules and concept of statement. the accounting world. It is important to learn Managerial Accounting and understand the concepts to use them in Managerial accounting uses much of the real life. same data as financial accounting, but it 1. Economic entity assumption organizes and utilizes 2. Monetary unit assumption information in different ways. Namely, in managerial accounting, an accountant 3. Full disclosure principle generates monthly or quarterly 4. Time period assumption reports that a business's management 5. Accrual basis accounting team can use to make decisions about how the business operates. 6. Revenue recognition principle Cost Accounting 7. Matching principle Just as managerial accounting helps 8. Cost Principle businesses make decisions about management, cost accounting 9. Going concern principle 10. Relevance, reliability, and consistency 11. Principle of conservatism 12. Materiality principle -components of financial statement Income Statement, a Statement of Changes in Equity, a Balance Sheet, a Statement of Cash Flows, and Notes to Financial Statements. -forms of presenting balance sheet Report form and Account Form -parts of cash flow
Cash from operating activities.
Cash from investing activities. Cash from financing activities. Disclosure of noncash activities is sometimes 8. Bank Reconciliation included when prepared under the generally accepted Bank Reconciling Items: accounting principles (GAAP). + Deposit in Transit -accounting cycle - Outstanding Checks 1. Analyzing and recording Bank Errors (will adjust) transactions via journal entries 2. Posting journal entries to ledger Add: Deposit in transit accounts Less: OC 3. Preparing unadjusted trial balance 4. Preparing adjusting entries at the Add/Less: Bank Errors end of the period 5. Preparing adjusted trial balance 6. Preparing financial statements Book Reconciling Items: 7. Closing temporary accounts via closing entries Debit Memos or SC 8. Preparing post-closing trial balance Credit Memos or Interest 9. Reversing entries Book Errors Less: DM Add: CM Add/Less: Book errors