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    Financial Management 1

    Chapter 5Cost Classification

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    Agenda

    Define the concept of a cost

    Explain the difference between an expense

    and a cost Cost Concept Classifications

    Distinguish between expired and

    unexpired cost, product and period cost Describe the elements of cost

    Cost behaviours

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    Cost concepts

    Cost is different to different people

    Broad term

    We speak about the:

    - Cost of living

    - Cost of food and clothing

    - Transport costs

    And many more

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    Cost definition and difference

    versus Expenses Faul et al

    Costs are a necessary sacrifice in order to

    deliver a product or service. Expenses are classified as resources

    sacrificed in order to earn income.

    Expenses could be incurred without havingbeen paid yet.

    Expenses are not always known withcertainty

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    Classification of Costs

    Material costs

    A) Direct

    B) Indirect Labour costs

    A) Direct

    B) Indirect Manufacturing overheads

    A) Fixed

    B) Variable

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    Manufacturing Costs

    Manufacturing Costs consist of:

    1. Direct Material

    2. Direct Labour

    3. Manufacturing overheads

    Terms such as primary and conversion

    costs also used

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    Non-Manufacturing costs

    Selling & Marketing costs

    Administrative costs

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    Expired costs vs Unexpired

    Costs Expired = expenses incurred during the

    period when benefits were received

    Unexpired = the future benefits that remainof an asset that is being used in theproduction process

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    Product costs vs Period Costs

    Terms used for external financial reporting

    Period costs = shown on the income

    statement in the period in which they areincurred

    Product costs = directly linked to the

    products and recognised on the incomestatement as goods are sold ( Cost of salesor cost of goods sold)

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    Product costs vs Period Costs

    Product costs = Manufacturing costs in amanufacturing company

    Period costs = non-manufactring costs in amanufacturing company

    Manufacturing costs not realised recorded

    on the balance sheet Manufacturing company split into Raw

    Materials, WIP, Finished goods

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    Cost Behaviours

    Variable costs

    Fixed Costs

    Can become variable when there is a big

    change in activities

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    Cost Decision making

    Differential coststhe difference in costbetween 2 alternatives

    Opportunity costs

    the cost of foregoingone opportunity for making the decision tochoose another opportunity

    Sunk cost

    cost that has already beenincurred and cannot change

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    Labour Costs

    Direct Labour

    Indirect Labour

    Idle time

    Overtime premiumpart of manufacturingoverheads

    Labour fringe benefits


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