ACC 406 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Finished Good, Sig Sauer P226, Income Statement

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Cost means resources used in order to actualize a specific object. In a general sense, cost refers to value forgone to achieve a purpose. In a specific sense, cost refers to economic resources paid for goods and services. Ex: manufacturing companies have 3 inventory accounts: raw material inventory account, work in process inventory account, finished goods inventory account. In manufacturing accounting, there are 3 cost components: direct materials: those inputs physically become part of the product (ex. Papers to produce books: direct labour: wages for those employees who convert direct materials into products (ex. Wages paid to assembly line workers: overhead: includes all other costs associated with the manufacturing process except direct materials and direct labour (ex. Factory rent, factory utilities cost, factory repair & maintenance costs, factory insurance, indirect materials-factory supplies, indirect labor) Manufacturing cost = direct materials (dm) + direct labour (dl) + overhead (oh)

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