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Allocating Costs by Department
Cost allocation is the process of assigning costs within the organization to cost objects. The purpose is to determine efficiency, effectiveness, and profitability.
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Authority of Debtor in Possession to Secure Post-Petition Financing
Authority of Debtor in Possession to Secure Post-Petition Financing
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Activity-Based Costing - Example
The activity-based costing process is best understood through a demonstration. This video provides an example or sample demonstration of activity-based costing.
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Accounting for Special Merchandizing Transactions
In this video, the teacher discusses special merchandising transactions that occur in merchandising businesses. They focus specifically on transactions related to purchasing, such as purchase returns and sales, allowances, and purchase...
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Activity-Based Management
What is Activity-Based Management? Activity-based management is a method of identifying and evaluating activities that a business performs, using activity-based costing to carry out a value chain analysis or a re-engineering initiative...
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Activity-Based Cost Management - Environmental Costs
Activity based management employs activity based costing methods. Environmental costs can be a cost object or activity driver.
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Activity Based Cost Management - Activity Analysis
An activity analysis is a tool employed as part of activity-based cost management whereby you examine every step in a given process.
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Activity-Based Product Costing
Activity based product costing is the use of activity costing to assign costs to the particular product being produced
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Activity-Based Costing & Management
Activity based costing is a useful tool for management planning and controlling. It helps with decision making, budgeting, and profit analysis.
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Understanding Activity Based Costing and its Relation to Cost of Quality Management
This video provides an overview of activity-based costing and its application to cost of quality management, highlighting the challenges and potential solutions in allocating costs to specific activities.
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Activity-Based Budgeting
Activity based budgeting is an approach to budgeting where every activity or cost driver is identified. This information is useful in reducing inefficiencies when setting a budget.
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Activities related to Activity-Based Costing
Activity based costing seeking to allocate costs to specific activities. There are various levels of activity in the organization - unit-based, batch based, product based, and facility based
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Chapter 9 - Accounting for Warranties Example
Professor AJ Kooti provides an example of how to Account for Warranties in his financial accounting course.
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Accounting for Inventory - Weighted Average Example
Professor AJ Kooti provides a detailed example of the Weighted Average method of accounting for inventory sales.
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Accounting for Inventory - Specific Identification Method - Example
Professor AJ Kooti provides a detailed examples of how to use the specific identification method for accounting for inventories.
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LIFO Method Example for Cost of Goods Sold Calculation
The video explains how to calculate cost of goods sold using the LIFO (last in, first out) method using the example of Delta Company. The presenter starts with the calculation of the cost of goods sold and goes on to compute the gross...
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Understanding Contingent Liabilities: Types and Categories
The video provides an explanation of contingent liabilities in accounting. The speaker distinguishes between known liabilities, estimated liabilities, and contingent liabilities - the latter being future obligations that may or may not...
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Accounting for Capital Expenditures - Financial Accounting
Accounting for Capital Expenditures - Financial Accounting
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Absorption and Variable Costing - Inventory
Absorption costing and variable costing are two methods of accounting for use of inventory or costs of goods sold in an organization
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ABC Hierarchy - Limitations
Activity based costing or the ABC Hierarchy as part of the ABC method has numerous limitations.
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Accounting for Inventory - Specific Identification Method - Example
Professor AJ Kooti provides a detailed examples of how to use the specific identification method for accounting for inventories.