ACCY 207 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Purchase Order, Indirect Costs

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In this, an attempt is made to trace these costs directly to the products that cause them: more information for cost control, more complex, a company uses a number of allocation bases for assigning costs to products. Each allocation base in an abc system represents a major activity that causes overhead costs: activity= an event that causes the consumption of overhead resources. Designing an activity-based costing system: the most important decisions concern what activities will be included and how they will be measured. The challenge is to identify a reasonably small number of activities that explain the bulk of the variation in overhead costs. The end result is an activity dictionary that defines each of the activities that will be included in the abc system and how they will be measured. Iii: an example of an activity-based costing system design (p. 127 or 133)

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