Cost and management accounting
workbook offers students valuable
practice opportunities around specific topics. It has been developed with the
aim of assisting students who have trouble in grasping cost accounting
techniques.
Cost and management accounting workbook does not supplement any specific textbook, but rather covers the topics that students will be required to understand and master in order to complete their cost and management accounting modules successfully within the minimum required period. It provides the opportunity to practice further, with questions graded as basic, intermediate and advanced in an effort to cater for all students at various levels.
The contributors to this book are experienced lecturers who have drawn on their experience to construct targeted questions based on the areas with which the majority of their students experience issues.
Part A: Questions
Chapter 1: Introduction to cost concepts
Chapter 2: Cost
classification and behaviour
Chapter 3: Inventory
management and control
Chapter 4: Payroll
accounting
Chapter 5: Allocation and
absorption of overheads
Chapter 6: Statement of
cost of goods manufactured and sold
Chapter 7: Break-even
analysis
Chapter 8: Integrated
accounting system and cost ledger accounting system
Chapter 9: Job order
costing systems
Chapter 10: Contract
costing
Chapter 11: Financial
planning and budgeting
Chapter 12: Process costing
Chapter 13: Joint and
by-products
Chapter 14: Direct and
absorption costing
Chapter 15: Pricing
decisions
Chapter 16: Standard
costing and variance analysis
Part
B: Solutions
Supplementary material available for this title includes:
Suggested answers to questions in the textbook
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