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ACC1012S- Business Accounting summary

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SUMMARY OF ALL THE CHAPTERS. First-year second-semester business accounting summary.

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Management us financial accounting


produces useful info for internal users -




produces useful info for external users




BUSINESS DECISIONS
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quantitative into :
qualitative into :

:




measuring quantity but also important


measuring quality
rather than
quality rather than quantity
- ◦
Establish a market demand
info is then used to achieve their objective of identify target 31 suppliers


customers

maximising shareholder value
through :




dividends
strategic plan




an increase in share price
↳ Where we are

↳ where we want to be
this is done





by :

how are we to there

going get .




product differentiation
'

leadership :
-




Cost 1-


establish a competitive higher price justified by
more premium
advantage by having quality .




the lowest price ↑
↓ price
quality
do extensive research
use when Companys are well industrys that
established ( economies of scale )




$ this is done
using
-



the 4 fundamental business decisions: once the
strategic plan is in place Management needs to decide :

financing 1.) What assets we need
decision
in order to operate 31 funding for those assets
↳ investment

Investing decision

financing
↳ 2.) the
type of good /service we are
going to offer aswell as volumes $ costs
operating
decision
↳ distribution

operating
3.) how we are to distribute profits to
grow operations
going

distribution decision



Function one :

costing
→ assets . liabilities
equity or
(we sacrifice costs in order to
expenditure the achieve certain
goals )
action of spending funds

behaviour
category

cost
objects → Cost objects →
assigning costs based on -
product
-
Service
Division
-




1.) allocating costs
by category
:




manufacturing -
costs incurred in
getting the
inventory to the

condition 31 location for sale

↳ includes $
raw materials used in production delivery costs .




Labour : costs involved $ physical transformation
contributing to




non
manufacturing all the other incurred
by
-




costs the
of a product
business .




direct
depending
↳ can either indirect
be or on its
traceability -
includes bank
Charges interest ,
salaries ,
rent etc

- direct =
costs
exclusively tied to the production of specific goods

productivity
icecream used in a milkshake
between i. e.
:

ratio output $ input
materials all materials consumed in production
• direct :

↳ incentivized by salarys 31 bonuses etc

direct salaries 13

labour involved
Wages of directly those in
:




2.) manufacturing the product
Allocating costs
by cost behaviour :
indirect costs not exclusive production
happens to costs
to
↳ cost behaviour refers to what when there
__


i. e.
level of activity of the business electricity
are changes in the .




• overhead cost allocation :
taking an indirect cost 31 dividing
varible costs cost
changes production levels
when
change
:
it up based product
on
usage


fixed costs : remains the same irrespective of the number
of units produced .
••
manufacturing overheads : costs to
get the products
out
i. e.
if an
employee is paid per unit produced their
wages would i. e.

be uarible
production managers salary depr .
. on
machinery
•• MOM manuf . ouerh .
: Other costs
economies of scale the units
you produce it

: more the cheaper i. e. admin staff salary s


gets to produce .

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