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Activity-Based Costing (ABC)

Lecture 23

Chapter 9

Overview:

1. Explain how a two stage product costing system works.

2. Compare and contrast plantwide and department allocation methods.

3. Explain how activity-based costing and a two-stage product system are related.

4. Compute product costs using activity-based costing.

5. Compare activity-based product costing to traditional department product costing methods.

6. Demonstrate the flow of costs through accounts using activity- based costing.

7. Apply activity-based costing to marketing and administrative services.

Direct Materials Costs (T Accounts)

Assembly WIP J40X

Material Inventory

Assembly WIP J25P

1,500,000

DM1,500,000

2,400,000

DM2,400,000

ABC cost flow for the Assembly Department

BB >1,500,000

Direct Labor Costs (T Accounts)

Wages Payable

750,000

600,000

Assembly WIP J25P

Assembly WIP J40X

DM1,500,000

DM2,400,000

DL 750,000

DL 600,000

Overhead Costs (T Accounts)

Handling Material

Setting up Machines

Assembly WIP J25P

Assembly WIP J40X

DM1,500,000

DM2,400,000

DL 750,000

DL 600,000

Assembling

180,000

36,000

24,000

900,000

360,000

120,000

Overhead Accounts

OH 180,000

OH 900,000

36,000

360,000

24,000

120,000

Overhead Costs (T Accounts)

Handling Material

Setting up Machines

Assembly WIP J25P

Assembly WIP J40X

DM1,500,000

DM2,400,000

DL 750,000

DL 600,000

Assembling

180,000

36,000

24,000

900,000

360,000

120,000

1,080,000

396,000

144,000

Overhead Accounts

OH 180,000

OH 900,000

36,000

360,000

24,000OH 240,000

120,000OH1,380,000

Transfer from Assembly to Packaging (T Accounts)

Assembly WIP J25P

Assembly WIP J40X

DM1,500,000

DM2,400,000

DL 750,000

DL 600,000

OH 240,000

OH1,380,000

Packaging WIP J25P

Packaging WIP J40X

2,490,000

4,380,000

2,490,000

4,380,000

Transfer from Assembly to Packaging (T Accounts)

Packaging WIP J25P

Packaging WIP J40X

2,490,000

4,380,000

990,000

360,000

Direct Labor

Wages Payable

750,000

600,000

990,000

360,000

Transfer from Assembly to Packaging (T Accounts)

Packaging WIP J25P

Packaging WIP J40X

2,490,000

4,380,000

990,000

360,000

Overhead-Packaging

Inspection & Packing

Shipping

132,000

300,000

264,000

114,000

OH 114,000 264,000

OH 300,000 132,000

Transfer from Assembly to Packaging (T Accounts)

Packaging WIP J25P

Packaging WIP J40X

2,490,000

4,380,000

990,000

360,000

Overhead-Packaging

Inspection & Packing

Shipping

132,000

300,000

264,000

114,000

396,000

414,000

OH 114,000 264,000

OH 300,000 132,000432,000

378,000

ABC in Administration

1. Identify the activities that consume resources.

2. Identify the cost driver associated with each activity.

3. Compute a cost rate per cost driver for each unit or transaction.

4. Allocate costs to the marketing or administration activity by

multiplying the cost driver rate by the volume of cost driver units

consumed by that activity.

The same four-step process

Chapter 9

Activity-Based Costing (ABC) Practice Problems

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Practice Problem 1: Plantwide vs. Department Allocation

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Practice Problem 1: Plantwide vs. Department Allocation

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Practice Problem 1: Plantwide vs. Department Allocation

Plantwide

Department

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Practice Problem 2: ABC vs. Traditional Costing

Practice Problem 2: ABC vs. Traditional Costing

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Practice Problem 3: ABC in Service Organization

= 3.1/hr

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Practice Problem 3: ABC in Service Organization

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Practice Problem 4: ABC: Costs Flow Through T-Accounts

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Practice Problem 4: ABC: Costs Flow Through T-Accounts

Practice Problem 5: ABC vs. Traditional Costing

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Practice Problem 5: ABC vs. Traditional Costing

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Practice Problem 5: ABC vs. Traditional Costing