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hello po sir, your videos really helped me and had been my guide ever since i started studying oblicon. can i ask po sana if ever i can save a playlist regarding this subject, dahil ang hirap po hanapin sa profile niyo, thank you in advance.
Erratum: 1. Time Stamp 11:54 Instead of determinate thing, it should be generic thing. 2. Time Stamp 16:52 Instead of acts of God, it should be acts of man
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:02 *📊 Absorption and Variable Costing Overview* - Understanding product cost and period cost. - Introduction to absorption and variable costing methods. - Differentiating between product costs and period costs. 02:03 *📝 Product Costs and Period Costs under Absorption and Variable Costing* - Product costs under absorption costing: direct materials, direct labor, variable factory overhead, fixed factory overhead. - Product costs under variable costing: direct materials, direct labor, variable factory overhead. - Period costs under absorption costing: variable selling and administrative expenses, fixed selling and administrative expenses. - Period costs under variable costing: fixed factory overhead, variable selling and administrative expenses, fixed selling and administrative expenses. 04:42 *🔄 Difference in Treatment of Fixed Factory Overhead* - Absorption costing treats fixed factory overhead as part of product costs. - Variable costing treats fixed factory overhead as a period cost. - Impact of treatment on product costs and period costs. 08:10 *💼 Absorption Costing vs. Variable Costing* - Absorption costing includes all manufacturing costs (fixed and variable) in the cost of a product. - Variable costing includes only variable manufacturing costs in the cost of a product. - Absorption costing follows generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), while variable costing is not generally accepted but useful for management accounting. 10:04 *💰 Computation of Net Income under Absorption and Variable Costing* - Computation of net income under absorption costing: Sales - Cost of Goods Sold (COGS). - Computation of net income under variable costing: Sales - Variable Costs. - Difference in net income computation due to treatment of fixed factory overhead. 13:39 *📈 Impact of Production and Sales on Net Income* - Comparison of net income under absorption costing and variable costing based on production and sales levels. - Scenarios: production equals sales, production greater than sales, production less than sales. - Influence of inventory changes on net income. 17:08 *📊 Reconciliation of Income under Different Costing Methods* - Formula for reconciling net income differences: Change in income = Change in inventory × Fixed factory overhead per unit. - Explanation of why fixed factory overhead per unit is needed. - Understanding the factors causing differences in net income. 19:04 *📝 Application of Concepts through Problem Solving* - Application of absorption and variable costing principles to a problem. - Steps for determining inventory cost per unit and total cost of ending inventory. - Preparation of income statements under absorption costing and variable costing. - Calculation of the difference in income between the two costing methods and its causes. Made with HARPA AI
Good morning sir, what if the given is only the total sales, fixed cost, and variable cost. How to get BEP in units, I have been struggling because I can't figure out how to get CM/u
With sales of 1,000,000 Cloud trading incurs fixed expenses of 300,000 and variable expenses of 500,000. It is proposed that the fixed expenses be increased to 400,000, the variable expense to remain the same in proportion to sales. 1. Breakeven point under present condition 2. Breakeven point under proposed Condition 3. What would be the volume of sales under proposed Condition to produce the same profit under the present condition.
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comment of appreciation lang po. ang galing nyo po mag explain huhuhuhu, nagets ko sya nang sobra, malaking tulong po pag a-advance study. salamat po!!
A pleasant day Sir, first I would like to mention that I'm not affiliated/enrolled with this school as a student. But, I'm here have a query May I ask, do you have a lecture video with regards to subject of Accounting for Business Combination? I really appreciate for making a video lecture and I clearly understand all throughout of the discussions, as well as the other videos/subject especially the Law subject. Please continue to upload a lecture video, your videos help me a lot to understand the topics way better. Thank you so much, looking forward to your response.
