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WorksheetsChapter 1 Introduction to cost and management accounting
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 49mins
Which is not a use of cost accounting information?
decision making
cost control
marketing
cost estimation and price setting
Labor costs that are not directly traceable to the product are part of factory overhead
TRUE
FALSE
Payment to workers directly involved in the production of goods/services
Direct Labour
Indirect labour
Direct Material
Overhead
These include all cost of manufacturing such as depreciation, property taxes, utilities and insurances.
Direct Material
Direct Labour
Overhead
Indirect Material
The importance of cost accounting to help businesses plan and decision making
Yes
No
There are no regulatory requirements for management accounting while there is one for financial accounting. Is the statement correct?
Yes
No
Scope of information for management accounting is historical while financial accounting is future oriented. Is the statement correct?
Yes
No
All the cost that be can traced to the product is called
Indirect cost
Overhead
Period cost
Direct cost
The cost of producing product by business are called
Non production cost
Production cost
Period cost
The cost that change as the volume of production change
Fixed cost
Step cost
Variable cost
Mixed cost
Cost for a person responsible in transforming the resources to product
Indirect labour
Direct Labour
Labour
Overhead
According to CIMA, _____________ is define as The application of accounting and costing principles, methods and techniques in the ascertainment of costs and analysis of savings and/or excesses as compared with previous experience or standards.
Management accounting
Cost accounting
Financial accounting
According to CIMA, _____________ is define as The application of professional knowledge and skill in the preparation and presentation of accounting information in such a way as to assist management in the formulation of policies, and in planning and control of operations of the undertaking.
Management accounting
Cost accounting
Financial accounting
The art of classifying, recording, summarizing transactions and business events in monetary terms and interpreting the result to interested parties (users) enables them to make decisions.
Financial accounting
Management accounting
Cost accounting
For management accounting, the report frequency is whenever is it requested while financial accounting has a well-defined schedule
Yes
No
Direct cost is also known as overhead
Yes
No
An example of period cost is the salary of administrative employees
Yes
No
