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produnction costing (absorption costing)

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  • October 30, 2014 at 9:34 am #206775
    nigel
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    Why aren’t premium over heads included in the total production cost when using absorption costing. Do we assume that the our calculated absorption rate will included all over heads once over heads relating to production are calculated?

    October 30, 2014 at 10:19 am #206782
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    premium overheads? what are they?

    i will give u an overview though:

    there are 2 points in time when OH is allocated:

    first is at the time of making a budget. as u know, budget is an estimate, however accurate it may be. at the time for budgeting, the absorption rate is calculated and and it gives a figure to be added to the cost of the product. this way, we can compute cost/unit and set selling prices.

    second is when the accounting period is over. at this point ACTUAL results are in. thus, the actual overheads are compared to what were absorbed (allocated) to the product.

    the difference between the absorbed costs and actual costs incurred is known as over or under absorbed overheads.

    over absorbed OH means that the budget absorbed more overheads than the actual OH incurred.

    under absorbed OH means that the budget absorbed less OH than actual OH expense incurred.

    hope this helps

    if u have further questions, feel free to ask

    October 30, 2014 at 11:01 am #206790
    nigel
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    Sorry, my mistake. What I meant was premium over-time. Why aren’t
    Over-time premiums included in the total
    production cost when
    using absorption
    costing. Do we
    assume that the our
    calculated absorption
    rate will included all
    over heads once over
    heads relating to
    production are
    calculated?

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