ACC 220 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Operations Management, Indirect Costs, Finished Good

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Expenditure = authorized, but not yet spent. Assignment is concerned about the reason costs are incurred. Accumulation is concerned with what costs are incurred. Direct costs are easily assigned because of the structure of the production process. Example: purchase price of the same car. Indirect costs must be allocated using account. Product cost = manufacturing (or service) cost. Direct materials - components that are integrated into finished products. Direct labor - touch labor used to create products. Manufacturing overhead - everything else (paper, cost of safety inspections, etc) Direct materials + direct labor + moh = total product cost. Unit product cost can be calculated by dividing total product cost by number of units: a tuna processing company incurs the costs listed below. Prime costs are the costs associated to start each and every unit of production. Direct materials + direct labor = prime cost (no moh) Conversion costs are the costs associated with converting direct materials into finished.

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