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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Chapter 3 Costing Systems: Job Order Costing Fall 2007 Crosson
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Learning Objectives: How much does it cost? Types of Product Costing Systems Cost Flows in a Job Order Costing System in T-accounts and Journal entries Completing a Job Order Cost Card Computing a Job Order’s Product Unit Cost
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson In Chapter 2 the question was: How much does it cost? Unit cost of a product or service under Normal Costing: Costs of Goods Manufactured* Units produced *Actual DM, Actual DL, Applied OH
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Question refined: How much does a job cost? _______ Cost of Job*_____ Number of Units Produced *DM+DL+OH
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Types of Product Cost Systems Table 1 Job Order Costing Process Costing Income Statement format the same
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Financial Reporting of Costs Manufacturing Income Statement Sales -Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) =Gross Margin -SAG =Net Income Chapter 2 Exhibit 1 in text Example: Chapter 2 E3 or E8.
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson What Do You Know? Chapter 3 E 7 Starke Company Sales -COGS =GM -SAG =NI +Beg. DM +DM purchased -End DM +DM used +DL +OH =Current Mfg Costs +Beg. WIP -End. WIP =COGM +Beg. FG =COGAS -End. FG COGS +$42,000 +A +$38,000 =$168,000 +$382,000 +B=80%(DL) =$? +$66,000 -$138,600 =$C +$29,000 =$? -D $808,000
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson What Do You Know? E 7 Starke Company Sales -COGS =GM -SAG =NI +Beg. DM +DM purchased -End DM =DM used +DL +OH =Current Mfg Costs +Beg. WIP -End. WIP =COGM +Beg. FG =COGAS -End. FG =COGS +$42,000 +A +$38,000 =$168,000 +$382,000 +B=80%(DL) =$? +$66,000 -$138,600 =$C +$29,000 =$? -D $808,000 A=164,000 B=305,600 $855,600 C=783,000 $812,000 D=4,000
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Financial Reporting of Costs Where do Manufacturing Income Statements come from?
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Inventory Accounts and Job Order Cost Flows Exhibit 1 3 Inventory Accounts: Materials Work in Process Finished Goods Cookie Example
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson The Materials Account: the account that summarizes all material purchases Material Inventory Beginning Balance +DM Purchased +IDM Purchased DM used (to WIP) IDM used (to OH) Ending Balance
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson The Work in Process Account: the account that summarizes of all in process Job Order Cards WIP Inventory Beginning Balance +DM used +DL used +OH used Cost of Goods* Manufactured or Completed (COGM to FG) Ending Balance*JOBS Current Manufacturing Costs Info. for the I/S’s COGM comes from this account!
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson The Finished Goods Account: the account that summarizes all completed job order cards Finished Goods Inventory Beginning Balance(BB) +Cost of Goods* Manufactured (COGM from WIP) Cost of Goods* Sold (to COGS) Ending Balance*JOBS BB+COGM=COGAS
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson BB +DM Purchased +IDM Purchased DM used (to WIP) IDM used (to OH) EB BB +DM +DL +OH COGM EB BB +COGM COGS EB Material Inventory Work in Process Inventory Finished Goods Inventory Info. for the I/S’s COGM comes from this account! RECAP: Good follow up is SE 5, SE6, or P2. Look and listen to journal entries SE4.
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson What Do You Know? Now Do E 7 Starke Company using T-accounts Sales -COGS =GM -SAG =NI +Beg. DM +DM purchased -End DM =DM used +DL +OH =Current Mfg Costs +Beg. WIP -End. WIP =COGM +Beg. FG =COGAS -End. FG =COGS +$42,000 +A +$38,000 =$168,000 +$382,000 +B=80%(DL) =$? +$66,000 -$138,600 =$C +$29,000 =$? -D $808,000 A=164,000 B=305,600 $855,600 C=783,000 $812,000 D=4,000
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson BB 42,000 +DM Purchased A= DM used 168,000 EB BB 66,000 +DM 168,000 +DL 382,000 +OH 80%(DL) COGM = C EB 138,600 BB 29,000 +COGM = C COGS 808,000 EB = D Material Inventory Work in Process Inventory Finished Goods Inventory Info. for the I/S’s COGM comes from this account! E 7 in T accounts:
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson BB 42,000 +M Purchased A= 164,000 DM used 168,000 EB BB 66,000 +DM 168,000 +DL 382,000 +OH 80%(DL)=305,600 COGM C =783,000 EB 138,600 BB 29,000 +COGM C = 783,000 COGS 808,000 EB D = 4,000 Material Inventory Work in Process Inventory Finished Goods Inventory Info. for the I/S’s COGM comes from this account! E 7 in T accounts:
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson BB +DM Purchased +IDM Purchased DM used (to WIP) IDM used (to OH) EB BB +DM +DL +OH COGM EB BB +COGM COGS EB Material Inventory Work in Process Inventory Finished Goods Inventory Info. for the I/S’s COGM comes from this account! Try E 6 for June…
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson BB 33,939 +DM Purchased 57,100 DM used (to WIP) 59,025 EB 32,014 BB 89,605 +DM 59,025 +DL 48,760 + OH 58,512 COGM 154,701 EB 101,201 BB 79,764 + COGM 154,701 COGS 166,805 EB 67,660 Material Inventory Work in Process Inventory Finished Goods Inventory Info. for the I/S’s COGM comes from this account! E 6 for June…
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson BB 32,014 (from June) +DM Purchased 60,216 DM requested = 64,602 EB 27,628 BB 101,201 (from June) +DM 64,602 +DL 54,540 +OH = 65,448* COGM 231,861 EB = 53,930 BB 67,660 +COGM 231,861 COGS = 269,006 EB 30,515 Material Inventory Work in Process Inventory Finished Goods Inventory Info. for the I/S’s COGM comes from this account! E 6 for July… *120% of 54,540
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson BB +DM Purchased +IDM Purchased DM used (to WIP) IDM used (to OH) EB BB +DM +DL +OH COGM EB BB +COGM COGS EB Material Inventory Work in Process Inventory Finished Goods Inventory Info. for the I/S’s COGM comes from this account! Now Try P6… Know Journal entries and T-accounts!!! Hint: create a WIP account for each Job.
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Where does Work in Process Information come from?
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Job Cost Card Chapter 3 Job Order Cost Card Format Job Order Cost Card Job Order #: Batch Custom Customer : Specifications: Date of Order: Date of Completion: Costs Charged to Job Previous MonthCurrent MonthTotal Cost Totals Units Completed : Product Unit Cost: Profit Factor: Revenue Generated :
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Job Cost Card Format Figure 2-Product Figure 3-Service Review Problem Good follow up exercises are SE8, SE10, E12, E15. Look and listen to SE8.
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson SE 10 Job Cost Card Chapter 3 Job Order Cost Card Format Job Order Cost Card Job Order #: 2003-A7 Batch Custom Customer : Arthur Farnsworth Specifications: Annual Individual Tax Return Date of Order: 3/24/x8 Date of Completion: 4/8/x8 Costs Charged to Job Previous MonthCurrent MonthTotal Cost Client Interview Preparation of Return Delivery Profit Factor: 25% Revenue Generated : 10+50+20=60+24= 16+12+240+120 12 $ $ $ $ $ $$ Totals
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson SE 10 Job Cost Card Chapter 3 Job Order Cost Card Format Job Order Cost Card Job Order #: 2003-A7 Batch Custom Customer : Arthur Farnsworth Specifications: Annual Individual Tax Return Date of Order: 3/24/x8 Date of Completion: 4/8/x8 Costs Charged to Job Previous MonthCurrent MonthTotal Cost Client Interview Preparation of Return Delivery Profit Factor: 25% Revenue Generated : 10+50+2060+24 16+12+240+120 12 $164 $388 $12 $564 $705 Totals Profit= $141
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Check figure: Contract Revenue $1,801.50 What Do You Know? : E 13
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson BB +DM Purchased +IDM Purchased DM used (to WIP) IDM used (to OH) EB BB +DM +DL +OH COGM EB BB +COGM COGS EB Material Inventory Work in Process Inventory Finished Goods Inventory Info. for the I/S’s COGM comes from this account! Try P5 Job P-12… Know Job Cards and T-accounts!!! Homework Hint: create a WIP account for each Job.
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson P5 Job Cost Card for P-12… Chapter 3 Job Order Cost Card Format Job Order Cost Card Job Order #: Batch Custom Customer : Specifications: Date of Order: Date of Completion: Costs Charged to Job Previous MonthCurrent MonthTotal Cost Totals Units Completed : Product Unit Cost: Profit Factor: Revenue Generated :
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Homework: Problem 2
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Build Your Own Business with LEGOS Form groups of 4 students Obtain a 2 sets of Legos (return at end of BYOB) Assign each student member a team role: Manager (instructions and picture of product) Employee (product builder) Accountant (must have job cost card) Customer (quality control) Each team will build 2 products with accountant recording costs on job card In your group, how much does one unit cost? Compare results with other teams, do all the cost cards agree? Why not?
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Put all Legos, instructions, picture, etc. back in the bag. Return bags to front of class. Before you leave…..
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Use only with permission of Susan Crosson Example of Job Order Costing http://inst.sfcc.edu/~scrosson/w2002/6E /Chilly, Group E Website/index.html http://inst.sfcc.edu/~scrosson/w2002/6E /Chilly, Group E Website/index.html
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