{"id":10081,"date":"2020-03-05T22:36:30","date_gmt":"2020-03-05T22:36:30","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/hstutorial.com\/?p=10081"},"modified":"2023-12-04T20:10:10","modified_gmt":"2023-12-04T20:10:10","slug":"job-costing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/hstutorial.com\/nl\/job-costing\/","title":{"rendered":"Job Costing: Examengids en format voor Job Costing"},"content":{"rendered":"
Whats is Job Costing? It is a form of specific order costing in which costs are attributed to an individual job. Job Costing is also referred to as unit costing. It is an order for goods or services made to a producer (the jobbing firm) with a defined specification.<\/p>\n
NB:<\/strong> A job is not a contract but similar. In Contract Costing,<\/a> the work involved is always bigger (usually takes more than 1 year to get it completed) and requires the contractor to work from the contractees chosen site. But, it is not like that in job costing.<\/p>\n In a nutshell, a job requires customers’ specification and the organization performing the job (I.e. the jobbing firm) to meet business goals.<\/p>\n This guide explains how to calculate production overhead, non-production overhead and the calculation of profit. Most tested questions on this topic will require you to calculate the cost per job. The critical areas to consider are;<\/p>\n Before we look into those three critical areas, let\u2019s understand the meaning of Overhead Cost<\/a> and why it is important to know the different types of overhead cost especially as it relates to this topic.<\/p>\n Overhead expenses are all cost on the income statement except for direct material, direct labor, and direct expenses. Examples of overhead expenses are; Accounting fees, Interest, Taxes, Utilities, Bills, Rent, Repairs, etc…<\/p>\n NB:<\/strong> In the course of solving job costing questions, you\u2019ll have to understand and differentiate between production overhead costs and administrative overhead costs.<\/p>\n These are indirect expenses that are associated with the processes used to produce or render a service. Examples of production overhead costs are; Depreciation of equipment used for the production process. The salaries of maintaining manufacturing managers, maintaining personnel, and the material management staff. Etc.<\/p>\n These are costs that are not involved in the production or development of goods or services. Examples of administrative overhead costs are; The cost of office supplies. Salaries, wages, and commissions of the front office. Administration and office lease, Salary utilities. Etc.<\/p>\n With a basic understanding of these, let us talk about the critical areas to consider while answering job costing questions in the examination hall or while practicing and preparing for exams.<\/p>\n To calculate the production overhead costs, you\u2019ll have to consider the overhead absorption rate (OAR). The production overhead is the multiplication of the Absorbed Overhead and the Actual Activity. I.e. (Production Overhead = Absorbed Overhead x Actual Activity)<\/p>\n The examiner will always give a guide to the question.<\/p>\n The profit may be calculated as a percentage of cost or calculated as a percentage of the selling price.<\/p>\n Yes, the aim of job costing is to calculate cost per job. Click here to download the format.<\/a><\/p>\n We are currently working on two videos on this topic. The first video will be based on this summary which you just read and the second video on Job costing will be based on the practical examples and exam questions on this topic.<\/p>\n To get notified once the video is live on our YouTube channel, click on this link to subscribe to our YouTube channel<\/span> and keep your fingers crossed. Do you have questions or clarification? Kindly get in touch with us today<\/a> or visit our students’ forum.<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Overzicht Job Costing: Inleiding Wat is Job Costing? Het is een vorm van specific order costing waarbij kosten worden toegeschreven aan een individuele taak. Job Costing wordt ook wel ...<\/p>\nKey Takeaway on Job Costing<\/h3>\n
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Examination Guide on Job Costing<\/h2>\n
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What are the Overhead Expenses?<\/h3>\n
What are Production Overhead Costs?<\/h4>\n
What are Administrative Overhead Costs?<\/h4>\n
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PRODUCTION OVERHEADS:<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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NON PRODUCTION OVERHEADS:<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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CALCULATION OF PROFIT:<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Format for Calculating Job Costing<\/h2>\n
Characteristics of Job Costing<\/h2>\n
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Introductory Video on Job Costing<\/h2>\n