Acn203S
ACN203S Discussion class – 2nd semester 2012
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ACN203S
Questions to be discussed will be from the first semester (TL101 2012)
8:30 – 12:00
(Classes will be presented only in English)
ACN203S LECTURERS
Telephone nr’s: RK Nzhinga (Mr) JM Verster (Ms) Y Reyneke (Mrs) E-mail address: ACN203S-12-S2@unisa.ac.za 012 429 6937 012 429 4767 012 429 4046
GENERAL MATTERS: EXAM FORMAT
- 100 marks - 2 hours - 5 Questions (20 marks each) - Previous exams uploaded on MyUnisa. - Do not spot! - English & Afrikaans available to student
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED: 1. Process Costing 2. Direct and absorption costing 3. Standard Costing
PROCESS COSTING
INPUT
W-I-P
LOSSES
Normal & abnormal
OUTPUT
Process costing - statements
3 Process cost reports:
1) 2) 3) Quantity statement (also called production statement) Production cost statement Cost allocation statement (also called allocation statement)
Process costing – methods of stock valuation
-The weighted average method
-FIFO-method
“What’s the difference?”
Process costing – methods of stock valuation
1. QUANTITY STATEMENT FIFO: Opening work in process (units) kept separate from units started and completed in the current period. WAM: All units completed and transferred out are treated identically (opening WIP and units started and completed are combined in the output column).
Process costing – methods of stock valuation
2. PRODUCTION COST STATEMENT
FIFO: Only uses current period costs per equivalent unit.
WAM: All costs incurred (this period and prior period) are added together to find total costs for equivalent units produced. 3. ALLOCATION STATEMENT The position of the normal loss allocated to units completed and transferred differs. Note: Disclose opening costs separately under FIFO.
Quantity statement format (WAM)
Quantity statement format (FIFO)
Quantity statement - steps to follow
Step Fill in the inputs (Normally given in the question)
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ACN203S
Questions to be discussed will be from the first semester (TL101 2012)
8:30 – 12:00
(Classes will be presented only in English)
ACN203S LECTURERS
Telephone nr’s: RK Nzhinga (Mr) JM Verster (Ms) Y Reyneke (Mrs) E-mail address: ACN203S-12-S2@unisa.ac.za 012 429 6937 012 429 4767 012 429 4046
GENERAL MATTERS: EXAM FORMAT
- 100 marks - 2 hours - 5 Questions (20 marks each) - Previous exams uploaded on MyUnisa. - Do not spot! - English & Afrikaans available to student
TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED: 1. Process Costing 2. Direct and absorption costing 3. Standard Costing
PROCESS COSTING
INPUT
W-I-P
LOSSES
Normal & abnormal
OUTPUT
Process costing - statements
3 Process cost reports:
1) 2) 3) Quantity statement (also called production statement) Production cost statement Cost allocation statement (also called allocation statement)
Process costing – methods of stock valuation
-The weighted average method
-FIFO-method
“What’s the difference?”
Process costing – methods of stock valuation
1. QUANTITY STATEMENT FIFO: Opening work in process (units) kept separate from units started and completed in the current period. WAM: All units completed and transferred out are treated identically (opening WIP and units started and completed are combined in the output column).
Process costing – methods of stock valuation
2. PRODUCTION COST STATEMENT
FIFO: Only uses current period costs per equivalent unit.
WAM: All costs incurred (this period and prior period) are added together to find total costs for equivalent units produced. 3. ALLOCATION STATEMENT The position of the normal loss allocated to units completed and transferred differs. Note: Disclose opening costs separately under FIFO.
Quantity statement format (WAM)
Quantity statement format (FIFO)
Quantity statement - steps to follow
Step Fill in the inputs (Normally given in the question)