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Fully integrated with the book, providing numerical exercises, multiple choice questions, videos, flashcards and further exercises for practice and revision.
Summaries of key concepts
Numerical Exercises
- Numerical Exercises: 11.1 – Higher levels of production
- Numerical Exercises: 11.2 – Hand Made Tools: Allocating direct and indirect costs to a product
- Numerical Exercises: 11.3 – Hand Made Tools: Calculating profit from a given set of costing data
- Numerical Exercises: 11.4 – Hand Made Tools: Inventory valuation
- Numerical Exercises: 11.5 – Overhead allocation
- Numerical Exercises: 11.6 – Overhead reallocation
- Numerical Exercises: 11.7 – Overhead allocation using activity based costing
Go back over this again
- Exercise 11.1 – Selling price, costs and profit
- Exercise 11.2 – Direct materials, direct labour and direct overhead
- Exercise 11.3 – Fixed and variable costs
- Exercise 11.4 – Example of a cost card
- Exercise 11.5 – Traditional absorption costing
- Exercise 11.6 – Traditional absorption costing and activity based costing
- Exercise 11.7 – Example of how fixed costs might rise in steps
- Exercise 11.8 – Example of how variable costs can change
Show me how to do it
- Show me how to do it - Video 11.1: The Picture Frame Company: Annual overhead costs allocated to the machining and finishing departments
- Show me how to do it - Video 11.2: Alpha Manufacturing: Service department overheads reallocated to production departments
- Show me how to do it - Video 11.3: Cookers Limited: Activity Based Costing