Christina Hart
Cutting Costs
Accounting for Managers
Unit 3 DB
January 12th 2014
1. Select one of the major convenience store in your town and research the store
product, and list all of the types of costs that can be associated with a product.
One major
Christina Hart
Contribution Margin
ACG610-1304D-01
Unit 1 IP (1)
November 13, 2013
AIU Online
Abstract
Over the next page or so, you will read the calculations concluded for contribution margins and
the operating income for a business that sells cameras a
Christina Hart
Value Chain
ACG610-1304D-01
November 24, 2013
AIU Online
1. How would you describe each of the above functions in terms of adding value to
companys goods and services? How would you use some of these functions to add
value to your company?
ACCT6111
Spring 2014
Assignment 3
Case1: (chapter 13)
Hello Company uses a job-order costing system and applies manufacturing overhead cost to jobs on the basis of the
cost of direct materials used in production. Its predetermined overhead rate was based
Net Income
Christina Hart & Jeri Linthicum & Kelli Schaefer
American Intercontinental University
ACG610 - Accounting for Managers
Unit 3 Group Project
1/12/2014
A company located in Munich makes Christmas nutcrackers and has an annual plant
capacity of 2,
Christina Hart
Break Even & Operating Profit
ACG-1304D-01
Unit 1 IP (2)
November 13, 2013
AIU Online
Abstract
Over the next couple pages you will read the calculations of breakeven points and operating
profits in regards to the airplane manufacturing comp
Decision-Making
A company located in Munich makes Christmas nutcrackers and has an annual plant capacity of 2,400 product units. Its predicted operating results (in German marks) for the year are the following:
Production and sales of 1,500 units, total s
CHAPTER
12
Managerial Accounting and
Cost-Volume-Profit Relationships
SOLUTIONS TO SOME SELECTED EXERCISES AND PROBLEMS:
E12.1.
Wages of assembly-line workers
Depreciation-plant equipment
Glue and thread
Shipping costs
Raw materials handling costs
Sal
ACCT 6111
Ch.13: Cost Accounting and Reporting Systems
Additional Review Questions
Question 1
On January 1, the beginning of the current year, the companys inventory balances were as follows:
The company applies overhead cost on the basis of machine-hours
Unit 5 IP
Sunday, January 15, 2017
8:57 AM
Smith Company: Behavior of Costs
Costs can be classified into variable and fixed. Costs are said to be variable if they vary in total relative to
a cost driver such as machine hours, direct labor hours, etc. on t
Accounting for Managers
ACG610-1605C-01
AIU
Unit 5 IP
2/12/2017
The Smith Company has accumulated the following data concerning a mixed cost. The company
is using the units produced as the activity level.
Units
Produced
August
September
October
November
D
This assignment focuses on an Oregon-based company that concentrates on the design, development, and
worldwide marketing of high-quality footwear, apparel, equipment, and accessory products. The company
sells its products to approximately 19,700 retail ac
Balanced Scorecard
Christina Hart
Unit 4 DB
AIU Online
January 26, 2014
1.
Assume that the company adopts the Balanced Scorecard. After operating for a
year, there are -improvements in some performance measures but not in others. What
should management do
INTELLIPATH NOTES
UNIT 1
ACG610
INTERACTIVE EXAMPLES
1. Which of the following represents the income statement?
Sales and expenses
2. Which of the following do the operating expenses of an organization include?
Research and development
3. Revenue and ex
UNIT 5 INDIVIDUAL
CAPITAL BUDGETING
ACG610
Initial Investment
Production Facilities
Advertising & Products
Working Capital
Total Investment
Scrap Value
Return on Investment
Sales Projections
Year 0
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
Year 4
Year 5
Depreciation Costs
3,0
UNIT 2 INTELLIPATH NOTES
COST-VOLUME-PROFIT RELATIONSHIP AND BREAKEVEN ANALYSIS
INTERACTIVE EXAMPLES
1. Which of the following situations describes breakeven?
Revenue less cost will result in zero
2. Which of the following items are used to calculate the
ACCT 6111
Ch.13: Cost Accounting and Reporting Systems
Additional Review Questions
Question 1
On January 1, the beginning of the current year, the companys inventory balances were as follows:
The company applies overhead cost on the basis of machine-hours
Master Budget
Christina Hart
Unit 4 IP
January 26, 2014
AIU Online
Abstract
Over the next couple of pages or so, you will read about what you can find within a master
budget. Also you will read about the different types of information you may find within
Net Income
Christina Hart & Jeri Linthicum & Kelli Schaefer
American Intercontinental University
ACG610 - Accounting for Managers
Unit 3 Group Project
1/12/2014
A company located in Munich makes Christmas nutcrackers and has an annual plant
capacity of 2,
A. Research and development
B. Product and service process design
C. Production
D. Marketing
E. Distribution
F. Customer service
How would you describe each of the above function in terms of adding value to companys
goods and services?
A.Research and deve
Break-Even and Target Profit
A companys sales price is $20 per unit and the variable costs are $12 per unit and its fixed costs are
$30,000.
Question 1
From the example above, the companys break-even point in sales dollars is:
$30,000 divided by 40% contr
Weighted average cost of capital
ACC is the weighted average of the_ and the _.
cost of equity cost of credit
market returns firm specific returns
flotation cost cost of debt
cost of equity cost of debt
Solution
The correct answer is:
cost of equity cost
TheMatchingPrinciple,Revenueand
Expenses
-
Question1
Whichistrueaboutexpenses?
Expenses are paid when the business has the cash.
Expenses are recognized and recorded when they are paid.
Expenses are recognized and recorded when they are incurred, whether
ACCT6111-SP2014
Assignment #2- Solutions
Question 1
The income statement for a manufacturing company presented below shows the operating results for the fiscal year just
ended. The company had sales of 1,800 tons of product during that year. The manufactu
ACCT6111
Spring 2014
Case1: (chapter 13)
1. a. Raw Materials .
Accounts Payable .
Assignment 3 Solutions
142,000
142,000
b. Work in Process .
Raw Materials .
150,000
c. Manufacturing Overhead.
Accounts Payable .
21,000
d. Work in Process .
Manufacturing O
ACCT6111
Summer 2010
Chapter 12
Additional Review Questions:
Question 1
Waha Company produces caps of bottles and has provided the following details:
Selling price
$22
Manufacturing costs:
Variable
$6 per unit
Fixed
$70,000 per month
Non-Manufacturing cos
INTELLIPATH NOTES
UNIT 5
NET PRESENT VALUE (NPV) / PROFITABILITY INDEX (PI)
INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
1. The profitability ration ignores the scale of the investment.
2. The ideal rate to use in the NPV calculation for a project that is uniquely different from
