1. Which of the following does NOT describe financial accounting?
financial statements for the bank |
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Balance sheet |
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used only for internal decision making |
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SEC filings |
2. Which of the following does NOT describe managerial accounting?
used for the SEC filings |
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various formats are used |
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not generally released to the public |
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used primarily for internal making |
3. Which of the following is NOT an example of indirect materials?
lubricants |
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wood in a desk |
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screws |
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nails |
4. Which of the following is NOT included in conversion costs?
Direct materials |
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Direct labor |
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Indirect labor |
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Manufacturing Overhead |
5. Which of the following is part of manufacturing overhead?
indirect labor |
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direct labor |
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raw materials |
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finished goods inventory |
1. answer : used only for decision making .
reason : financial accounting is a process of summarizing ,analysing and reporting of various transactions arising from the business operations and these reports are often available to the public such as investors , lendors etc..and this includes balance sheet , SEC filings , financial statements for the bank . "used for decision making " cannot be decribed as financial accounting .
2.answer :used for SEC filings
reason : managerial accountng is mainly concerned with the decision making process by the management through the measurement , analysis, and interpretation of accounting information . 'using various formats' , 'using primarily for internal making' and ' not releasing to general public ' can be categorised under managerial accounting as these are connected with the managements internal decision making process . SEC filing is a financial statement submitted to the U.S
Securities and Exchange Commision and is not a managerial accounting activity .
3.answer :wood in a desk
reason : wood in a desk is direct material as it is used directly into the manufacturing process of making the final product 'desk' and it can be easily identified .
all the other options are examples of indirect materials used in production as they cannot be easily identified with the cost of production .
4. answer: direct materials
reason: conversion cost is the cost incurred in the manufacturing process to convert the direct materials into finished products . examples of conversion costs are direct labour, indirect labour and manufacturing overheads . conversion cost includes all manufacturing costs except direct material cost .
5. answer : indirect labour
reason: manufacturing overheads are the indirect costs incurred in the manufacturing process and cannot be easily identified for each products . it excludes direct labour and raw materials . finished good inventory is already a manufactured product.
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