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Tuesday, February 27, 2018

A Manufacturer Predicts Fixed Costs

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Accounting
Accounting Rate of Return
adjusting entry to allocate any over- or underapplied overhead to Cost of Goods Sold
and liquidity ratios
and net present value
annual expected net cash flows
Beginning inventory costs
break-even point in dollar sales
Break-even Points
break-even sales
Comparative ratio analysis
Contribution Margin
contribution margin ratio
conversion cost assigned to units completed and transferred out and ending work in process inventory
conversion cost per equivalent unit
Cost behavior estimation-scatter diagram and high-low LO P1
cost of goods manufactured
direct material cost
equivalent units of production
FIFO method
forecasted contribution margin income statement
income statement
Income statement presentation
indirect method
Indirect: Statement of cash flows
Internal Rate of Retun
Internal Rate of Return
maintenance cost
margin of safety
net present value
net present value of alternate investments
over- or underapplied overhead
payback period
percent of expected sales
predetermined overhead rate
predicted break-even point in dollar sales
sales mix
statement of cash flows
straight-line depreciation
target income
total overhead cost applied
total units transferred
Transactions
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Variable costing income statement
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