Homework Answers
Product Costs:
These are the cost assigned to the inventory. E.g. Raw Material Used, Direct Labor, Manufacturing Overheads (Factory Related Expenses,depreciation on factory equipment, Production manager salaries)
Some material with minimal costs like screws, nails, glues are indirect material and included in manufacturing overheads.
Period Costs:
These are the costs recorded as expense in the period in which they are incurred. E.g. Selling Expenses, General Adminstrative Expenses.
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the file Product or Period Cost worksheet. Complete the total
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Product...
Complete the total amounts for each column. Product/Manufacturing Costs Direct Labor Manufacturing Overhead Period/Non Manufacturing Period...
Complete the total amounts for each column.
Product/Manufacturing Costs Direct Labor Manufacturing Overhead Period/Non Manufacturing Period Cost/Expense Direct Materials Depreciation on Factory Equipment Rent Expense - Sales Office Sales peoples Salaries Wood for making Chairs Wages for Assembly Line Workers Small nails& Glue for production Supplies for Accountants Depreciation on Delivery Truck Rent for Factory Factory Security Salaries Production Manager Salary Supplies Expense for factory Depreciation on Sales Cars Depreciation on factory computers Materials manager salary Factory Utilities Expense Sales...
Complete the total amounts of each column. Product/Manufacturing Costs Direct Labor Manufacturing Overhead Period/Non Manufacturing Period...
Complete the total amounts of each column.
Product/Manufacturing Costs Direct Labor Manufacturing Overhead Period/Non Manufacturing Period Cost/Expense Direct Materials Depreciation on Factory Equipment Rent Expense - Sales Office Sales peoples Salaries Wood for making Chairs Wages for Assembly Line Workers Small nails& Glue for production Supplies for Accountants Depreciation on Delivery Truck Rent for Factory Factory Security Salaries Production Manager Salary Supplies Expense for factory Depreciation on Sales Cars Depreciation on factory computers Materials manager salary Factory Utilities Expense Sales...
Question 4 Classify each cost as a period or a product cost. 1. Advertising costs Product...
Question 4
Classify each cost as a period or a product cost.
1.
Advertising costs
Product CostPeriod Cost
2.
Glue and nails used in production
Period CostProduct Cost
3.
Depreciation on factory equipment
Product CostPeriod Cost
4.
Sales commission paid to salesperson
Period CostProduct Cost
5.
Salary of controller
Product CostPeriod Cost
6.
Wages paid to assembly-line workers
Product CostPeriod Cost
7.
Flour used in baking cakes
Period CostProduct Cost
8.
Utilities of the factory building
Period CostProduct Cost
9....
determine period or product cost if a product cost which type direct labor, direct materials, or...
determine period or product cost
if
a product cost which type direct labor, direct materials, or
factory overhead
Commissions to sales representatives Period Cost Payroll department salaries Select One Maintenance of factory equipment Select One VP of Manufacturing salary Select One Accounting department office supplies Select One Factory rent Select One Factory utilities Select One Wages of assembly line workers Select One Factory janitorial services Select One Factory supplies Select One Leather for bicycle seats Select One Depreciation of office...
D. $0.40 Example 45: Classify each of the following as either period or product. If a...
D. $0.40 Example 45: Classify each of the following as either period or product. If a cost is a period cost, indicate whether it would be a selling or an administrative cost. If a cost is a product cost, indicate whether it is direct or indirect. Item Period Cost Product Cost Selling Administrative Direct Indirect Rent on a sales office Direct materials Sales commissions Rent on a factory building Secretarial salaries for the sales force Assembly line worker wages Product...
Determine total overhead manufacturing cost, total product costs, and total amount of period costs. Exercise 14-4...
Determine total overhead manufacturing cost, total product
costs, and total amount of period costs.
Exercise 14-4 Knight Company reports the following costs and expenses in May. Factory utilities Depreciation on factory equipment $16,800 Direct labor $72,600 14,350 Sales salaries 46,700 Property taxes on factory Depreciation on delivery trucks Indirect factory labor Indirect materials Direct materials used Factory manager's salary 4,200 52,500 84,300 3,500 1,700 2,970 16,700 3,370 Repairs to office equipment Factory repairs 138,700 Advertising 8,400 office supplies used From...
Identify each of the following costs as either a product cost or a period cost. Period...
Identify each of the following costs as either a product cost or a period cost. Period cost 1. Production manager's salary 2. Administrative expenses 3. Income tax expense 4. Office supplies used 5. Accident insurance-Factory workers 6. Factory utilities 7. Factory maintenance 8. Sales commissions Period cost Product cost Product cost (Product cost Period cost Identify each of the following costs as either direct materials, direct labor, or factory overhead. The company manufactures ten Direct labor 1. Wages paid to...
Cost Classification Loring Company incurred the following costs last year: Costs Amounts Direct materials $211,000 Factory...
Cost Classification Loring Company incurred the following costs last year: Costs Amounts Direct materials $211,000 Factory rent 21,000 Direct labor 120,000 Factory utilities 6,300 Supervision in the factory 55,000 Indirect labor in the factory 38,000 Depreciation on factory equipment 8,500 Sales commissions 33,000 Sales salaries 72,000 Advertising 35,000 Depreciation on the headquarters building 10,200 Salary of the corporate receptionist 27,000 Other administrative costs 183,000 Salary of the factory receptionist 29,000 Required: 1. Classify each of the costs using the table...
I. Match: Determine whether each of the following is classified as a. Direct Materials b. Direct...
I. Match: Determine whether each of the following is classified as a. Direct Materials b. Direct labor c. Manufacturing overhead. Write the appropriate letter in the space provided. A Factory machinery lubricants B. Depreciation on manufacturing building D. Wood used in manufacturing furniture C. Assembly line worker's wages Salaries for the night security guards for the factory building Glue, nails and other small parts used in production Insurance on factory machines Factory supervisor's salaries Metal used in manufacturing process -...
10 Identify each of the following costs as either a product cost or a period cost. 1. Depreciation-Factory equipment oints 2. Depreciation-Office equipment 3. Rent on factory building eBook 4. In...
10 Identify each of the following costs as either a product cost or a period cost. 1. Depreciation-Factory equipment oints 2. Depreciation-Office equipment 3. Rent on factory building eBook 4. Interest expense Print 5. Office manager salary 6. Indirect materials used in making goods References 7. Advertising 8. Assembly line wages 10 of 10 Prey
10 Identify each of the following costs as either a product cost or a period cost. 1. Depreciation-Factory equipment oints 2. Depreciation-Office equipment 3. Rent...
Complete the total amounts for each column.
Product/Manufacturing Costs Direct Labor Manufacturing Overhead Period/Non Manufacturing Period Cost/Expense Direct Materials Depreciation on Factory Equipment Rent Expense - Sales Office Sales peoples Salaries Wood for making Chairs Wages for Assembly Line Workers Small nails& Glue for production Supplies for Accountants Depreciation on Delivery Truck Rent for Factory Factory Security Salaries Production Manager Salary Supplies Expense for factory Depreciation on Sales Cars Depreciation on factory computers Materials manager salary Factory Utilities Expense Sales...
Complete the total amounts of each column.
Product/Manufacturing Costs Direct Labor Manufacturing Overhead Period/Non Manufacturing Period Cost/Expense Direct Materials Depreciation on Factory Equipment Rent Expense - Sales Office Sales peoples Salaries Wood for making Chairs Wages for Assembly Line Workers Small nails& Glue for production Supplies for Accountants Depreciation on Delivery Truck Rent for Factory Factory Security Salaries Production Manager Salary Supplies Expense for factory Depreciation on Sales Cars Depreciation on factory computers Materials manager salary Factory Utilities Expense Sales...
Question 4
Classify each cost as a period or a product cost.
1.
Advertising costs
Product CostPeriod Cost
2.
Glue and nails used in production
Period CostProduct Cost
3.
Depreciation on factory equipment
Product CostPeriod Cost
4.
Sales commission paid to salesperson
Period CostProduct Cost
5.
Salary of controller
Product CostPeriod Cost
6.
Wages paid to assembly-line workers
Product CostPeriod Cost
7.
Flour used in baking cakes
Period CostProduct Cost
8.
Utilities of the factory building
Period CostProduct Cost
9....
determine period or product cost
if
a product cost which type direct labor, direct materials, or
factory overhead
Commissions to sales representatives Period Cost Payroll department salaries Select One Maintenance of factory equipment Select One VP of Manufacturing salary Select One Accounting department office supplies Select One Factory rent Select One Factory utilities Select One Wages of assembly line workers Select One Factory janitorial services Select One Factory supplies Select One Leather for bicycle seats Select One Depreciation of office...
D. $0.40 Example 45: Classify each of the following as either period or product. If a cost is a period cost, indicate whether it would be a selling or an administrative cost. If a cost is a product cost, indicate whether it is direct or indirect. Item Period Cost Product Cost Selling Administrative Direct Indirect Rent on a sales office Direct materials Sales commissions Rent on a factory building Secretarial salaries for the sales force Assembly line worker wages Product...
Determine total overhead manufacturing cost, total product
costs, and total amount of period costs.
Exercise 14-4 Knight Company reports the following costs and expenses in May. Factory utilities Depreciation on factory equipment $16,800 Direct labor $72,600 14,350 Sales salaries 46,700 Property taxes on factory Depreciation on delivery trucks Indirect factory labor Indirect materials Direct materials used Factory manager's salary 4,200 52,500 84,300 3,500 1,700 2,970 16,700 3,370 Repairs to office equipment Factory repairs 138,700 Advertising 8,400 office supplies used From...
Identify each of the following costs as either a product cost or a period cost. Period cost 1. Production manager's salary 2. Administrative expenses 3. Income tax expense 4. Office supplies used 5. Accident insurance-Factory workers 6. Factory utilities 7. Factory maintenance 8. Sales commissions Period cost Product cost Product cost (Product cost Period cost Identify each of the following costs as either direct materials, direct labor, or factory overhead. The company manufactures ten Direct labor 1. Wages paid to...
I. Match: Determine whether each of the following is classified as a. Direct Materials b. Direct labor c. Manufacturing overhead. Write the appropriate letter in the space provided. A Factory machinery lubricants B. Depreciation on manufacturing building D. Wood used in manufacturing furniture C. Assembly line worker's wages Salaries for the night security guards for the factory building Glue, nails and other small parts used in production Insurance on factory machines Factory supervisor's salaries Metal used in manufacturing process -...
10 Identify each of the following costs as either a product cost or a period cost. 1. Depreciation-Factory equipment oints 2. Depreciation-Office equipment 3. Rent on factory building eBook 4. Interest expense Print 5. Office manager salary 6. Indirect materials used in making goods References 7. Advertising 8. Assembly line wages 10 of 10 Prey
10 Identify each of the following costs as either a product cost or a period cost. 1. Depreciation-Factory equipment oints 2. Depreciation-Office equipment 3. Rent...
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