Summary
Week 2
Universiteit van Amsterdam · Business Administration
Y2 - Management Accounting 1 for BusinessInhoud
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- Chapter 5: Cost allocation
- Why allocate costs?
- Choosing an allocation criterion
- Indirect-cost pools and cost allocation
- Single-rate and dual-rate methods
- Budgeted versus actual rates and usage
- Operating and support departments
- The SPR consultancy case
- Direct allocation at SPR
- Step-down allocation: HQ first
- Step-down allocation: IT first
- Consequences and ranking criteria
- The book’s support-department example
- Reciprocal allocation - additional reading
- Allocating common costs
- Allocation bases, cost hierarchies and warning signs
- Chapter 6: Cost allocation: joint-cost situations
- Joint products, the split-off point and separable costs
- Allocation methods and formulas
- Lecture case: salt and chlorine
- The textbook dairy case: production versus sales
- Further processing and the NRV method
- Constant gross-margin percentage in the dairy case
- Choosing a method and reporting without allocation
- Sell or process further
- Chapter 3: Budgeted indirect costs and end-of-period adjustments
- Normal costing, actual costing and the Wallace case
- Underallocated and overallocated overhead
- Adjusted allocation-rate approach
- Proration inputs
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