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Unit Costing

Variable and fixed cost, total and unit cost, work in process, and the cost of goods sold for a manufacturer.
Cost driverVariable vs fixedCost of goods manufactured

Definitions

Cost driver
Any factor that affects total cost — a change in the level of the driver changes the total cost of the related cost object: units produced, machine set-ups, advertisements.
Variable cost
Changes in total in proportion to changes in a cost driver.
Fixed cost
Does not change in total despite changes in the cost driver.
Unit cost
Some total cost divided by some number of units — always ask which total and which units.
Work-in-process inventory
Goods partially worked on but not yet completed.
Finished goods inventory
Goods fully completed but not yet sold.

Merchandising

Beginning merchandise inventory
+ Purchases
− Ending merchandise inventory
= Cost of goods sold

Manufacturing

Beginning finished goods
+ Cost of goods manufactured
− Ending finished goods
= Cost of goods sold

Cost of goods manufactured and sold

The manufacturing statement flows from materials to work in process to finished goods. Edit any input; the totals chain through to the cost of goods sold.

Schedule of cost of goods manufactured
ABC
1Direct materials
2 Beginning inventory
3 Purchases of direct materials
4 Cost of direct materials available for use84,000
5 Ending inventory
6Direct materials used76,000
7Direct manufacturing labour
8Indirect manufacturing cost
9 Indirect manufacturing labour
10 Supplies
11 Utilities
12 Depreciation — plant building
13 Depreciation — plant equipment
14 Miscellaneous11,250
15Manufacturing costs incurred during the period105,000
16Add beginning work in process
17Total manufacturing costs to account for111,000
18Subtract ending work in process
19Cost of goods manufactured104,000
20Cost of goods sold
21Beginning finished goods inventory
22Cost of goods manufactured104,000
23Cost of goods available for sale126,000
24Ending finished goods inventory
25Cost of goods sold108,000
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