Summary of Important Equations
Chapter 2
1
Total Product Cost = Direct Materials + Direct Labor +
Manufacturing Overhead
Total Product Cost
2. Per-Unit Product Cost = Number of Units Produced
3. Prime Cost = Direct Materials + Direct Labor
4. Conversion Cost = Direct Labor + Manufacturing Overhead
5. Beginning Direct Materials. Ending
Inventory + Purchases— Usedin = Inventory
of Materials Production of Materials
6. Gross Margin = Sales Revenue — Cost of Goods Sold
7. Operating Income = Gross Margin — Selling and Administrative
Expense
Chapter 3
1. Total Variable Costs = Variable Rate x Units of Output
2. Total Cost = Total Fixed Cost + Total Variable Cost
3. Total Cost = Total Fixed Cost + (Variable Rate x Units of Ourput)
< High Point Cost — Low Point Cost
4. Vi Ke = oS
arable Kare High Point Output — Low Point Output
5. Fixed Cost = Total Cost at High Point — (Variable Rate
x Output at High Point)
6. Fixed Cost = Total Cost at Low Point — Warable| Rate
x Output at Low Point)= Output at Low Point?
Chapter 4
1.
ing Income = (Price x Number of Units Sold)
SE SI (Variable Cost per Unit x Number of
Units Sold) — Total Fixed Cost
Total Fixed Cost
Eve its = —<—<——
2. Break-Even Units = Pc Variable Cost per Unit
3, Sales Revenue = Price x Units Sold
_ Total Variable Cost
4. Variable Cost Ratio = Sg
: Unit Variable Cost
5. Variable Cost Ratio = =———ee
. _. _ Total Contribution Margin
6. Contribution Margin Ratio = ——sa CO
.. _ Total Contribution Margin
7. Contribution Margin Rao = ni =——
Total Fixed Expenses
8. Break-Even Sales = Conepution Margin Ratio
9. Margin of Safety = Sales — Breakeven Sales
3 _ Total Contribution Margin
10. Degree of Operating Leverage = Operating Income
11. Percentage Change in Profits = Degree of Operating Leverage
x Percent Change in Sales
Chapter 5
1. Predetermined Overhead Rate = =-stimated Annual Overhead _
Estimated Annual Activity Level
2. Applied Overhead = Predetermined Overhead Rate
x Actual Activity Level
3. Total Normal Product Costs = Actual Direct Materials + Actual
Direct Labor + Applied Overhead
4, Overhead Variance = Actual Overhead — Applied Overhead
5.
Colic = Unadjusted COGS + Overhead Variance
fote: Applied Overhead > Actual Overhead means Ovi lied
‘Overhead; subtract from COGS ceApplied Overhead < Actual Overhead means Underapplied
Overhead; add to COGS)
6. Departmental Overhead Rate
Estimated Department Overhead
~ Estimated Departmental Activity Level
Chapter 6
i. Uni Cosema= POtalCost
Equivalent Units
2. Units Started and Completed = Total Units Completed — Units
Units Started = Units Started and Completed+ Units in EWIP
Chapter 7
1. Consumption Ratio = Amount of Activity Driver per Produc
Total Driver Quantity
Total Overhead Costs
2. Overh pp
rhead Rate = 7— 1 Direct Labor HoursChapter 8
1.
Absorption Costing Product Cost = Direct Materials + Direct Labor
+ Variable Overhead
+ Fixed Overhead
Variable Costing Product Cost = Direct Materials + Direct Labor
+ Variable Overhead
Total Inventory- Related Cost = Ordering Cost + Carrying Cost
Ordering Cost = Number of Orders per Year
X Cost of Placing an Order
Units in Order
2
Carrying Cost = Average Number of Units in Inventory
X Cost of Carrying One Unit in Inventory
E0Q = 2 X COX D/CC
Reorder Point = Rate of Usage X Lead Time
Safety Stock = (Maximum Daily Usage — Average Daily Usage)
X Lead Time
Average Number of Unitsin Inventory =
Chapter 9
1.
Units to Be Produced = Expected Unit Sales + Units in Desired
Ending Inventory (EI) — Units in Beginning
Inventory (BI)
Purchases = Direct Materials Needed for Production
+ Direct Materials in Desired Ending Inventory
— Direct Materials in Beginning Inventory
Cash Available = Beginning Cash Balance + Expected Cash Receipts
Ending Cash Balance = Cash Available — Expected Cash DisbursementsChapter 9
lL.
Units to Be Produced = Expected Unit Sales -
Ending Inventory EI
Inventory (BI
2. Purchases = Direct Materials Needed for Proc
+ Direct Materials in Desired E: entory
— Direct Materials in Begin -
3. Cash Available = Beginning Cash Balance — Expo Cash Receipt
4. Ending Cash Balance = Cash Available — Expected Cash Disbursemen
Chapter 10
1. Cost per Unit = Total Cost/Total Units
2. Standard Cost per Unit = Quantity Standard & Price Standard
3. SQ = Unit Quantity Standard x Actual Output
4. SH = Unit Labor Standard x Actual Ourput
5. Total Variance = Actual Cost — Planned Cost
= (AP X AQ) -(SP x SQ)
6. Total Materials Variance = Actual Cost — Planned Cast
= (AP x AQ)—(SP x SQ)
7. MPV =(AP-SP)x AQ
8. MUV=(AQ- SQ) x SP
9. MPV =(AP x AQ) - (SP x AQ)10, MUV =(SPx AQ) — (SP x SQ)
. Total Labor Variance = (AR X AH) ~ (SR x SH)
12. Total Labor Variance = Labor Rate Variance + Labor Efficiency Variance
13, LRV=(AR x AH) — (SR x AH)
14. LRV=(AR - SR) x AH
18. LEV=(SR x AH) — (SR x SH)
16. LEV=(AH — SH) x SR
17. Target Cost per Unit = Expected Sales Price per Unit — Desired
Profit per Unit
Chapter 11
Abbrevations:
FOH = Fixed Overhead
VOH = Variable Overhead
AH = Actual Direct Labor Hours
SH = Standard Direct Labor Hours that Should Have Been Worked
for Actual Units Produced
AVOR = Actual Variable Overhead Rate
SVOR = Standard Variable Overhead Rate
i.
2.
Actual Variable Overhead
Actual Hours
Variable Overhead Spending Variance = (|AH x AVOR)-(AH x SVOR)
=(AVOR - SVOR) x AH
Variable Overhead Efficiency Variance = (AH x SH) x SVOR
Practical Capacity at Standard = SH,
Budgeted Fixed Overhead Costs
Practical Capacity
Applied Fixed Overhead = SH x SFOR
Total Fixed Overhead Variance = Actual Fixed Overhead
— Applied Fixed Overhead
Fixed Overhead Spending Variance = AFOH - BFOH
Volume Variance = Budgeted Fixed Overhead — Applied Fixed Overhead
= BFOH ~ (SH x SFOR)
AVOR =
SFOR =Chapter 12
Operating Income
I. ROLS Average Operating Assets
(Beginning Assets + Ending Assets)
2. Average Operating Assets = ———————— 2
3. Margin ‘Turnover
ROI = Operating Income re Sales _
Sales Average Oper. Ss
4. Residual Income = Operating Income - (Minimum Rate of Return
x Average Operating Asscts)
5. EVA = After-Tax Pperating Income — (Actual Percentage Cost of
Capital x Total Capital Employed)
Processing Time
Processing Time + Move Time + Inspection Time + Waiting Time
Chapter 13
1. Contribution Margin per Unit of Scarce Resource
_ Selling Price per Unit — Variable Cost per Unit
~ Required Amount of Scarce Resource per Unit
6. MCE=
2. Price Using Markup = Cost per Unit + (Cost per Unit x Markup
Percentage)
3. Target Cost = Target Price — Desired Profit
Chapter 14
Original Investment
1. Payback Period = Annual Cash FlowAverage Income
2. Accounting Rate of Return = TTT tavestment
3. xpy =[SocR/(+a'] -
= [Screg] -I=P-I
4. T= SCICE/(1 +8)
5. I= CF(df)
Investment
og =iCk— Annual Cash Flow
7. F=P(+i)"
8. P=F/(1+i)"
Chapter 16
Liquidity ratios:
A Current Assets
1. Current Rado = Crent Liabilities
3 .__ (Cash + Marketable Securities + Accounts Receivable)
ee ee EE
4, Quick Ras Current Liabilities
, i Net Sales
3. Accounts Receivable Tumover Ratio = “Average Accounts Receivable “Accounts Receivable
4. Average Accounts Receivable
__ (Beginning Receivables + Ending Receivables)
- 2
‘ 365
Bp EI Receivables Turnover Ratio
6. Inventory Turnover Ratio = Cost of Goods Sold
Average Inventory )
innii i tO)
9 Average Tnventory= (Beginning inventen = Ending Inventory,
8. Turnover in Days = B69
Inventory Turnover RatioLeverage ratios:
9. Times-Interest-Earned Ratio
(Income Before Taxes + Interest Expense)
Interest Expense
Total Liabilities
Total Assets
Total Liabilities
Total Stockholders’ Equity
10. Debt Ratio =
11, Debt-to-Equity Ratio =
Profitability ratios:
12, Return on Sales = Nctincoine
Sales
_ Net Income + [Interest Expense(1 —Tax Rate)]
13. Rerurn on Total Assets= ~~~" Average TotalAssets
T4A., ‘Average Tonal Ascets= (Beginning Total Ascat Ending Total Assets)
15. Return on Stockholders’ Equity
___(Net Income — Preferred Dividends)
Average Common Stockholders’ Equity
(Net Income — Preferred Dividends)
* Average Common Shares
Market Price per Share
Earnings per Share
16. Earnings per Share =
17. Price-Earnings Ratio =
Dividends per Common Share
18. Dividend Yield = ————*— EATS
™ Market Price per Common Share
Common Dividends
19. Dividend Payout Ratio =
(Net Income — Preferred Dividends)