Archive for Financial Accounting
November 19, 2008 at 5:50 am · Filed under Financial Accounting
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November 17, 2008 at 7:05 am · Filed under Financial Accounting
Job order costing is a procedure whereby costs are distributed to jobs or production orders. Costs are compiled in job accounts or job cost sheets, from which the cost of each job can be determined when the job is finished. The focus of job order costing is upon the job, and the product cost determined under job costing is an average cost per unit for a particular job. The possibility of using job costing depends, of course upon the possibility of identifying successive jobs as they pass through the factory. This fact suggests that a specific order production control system is a collateral requirement of the operation of a job order cost system.
Process costing, on the other hand is a procedure whereby costs are distributed to process departments. Costs are compiled in process or department accounts by period and at the end of each period, the cost of each process is divided by the units produced to determine the average cost per unit produced. Process cost systems are used where it is not possible to identify successive jobs or lots of production as they pass over the production floors. A classification of processes or department s may be set up for both cost distribution and production process costing.
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November 10, 2008 at 7:58 am · Filed under Financial Accounting
Fortune 500 companies have been off shoring the financial and accounting business processes (BPO) to countries like India, Philippians, China, etc. These companies have big budgets and a big team of consultants who analyzes the total cost and ROI of sending their financial and accounting work to the service providers in offshore locations. Though smaller companies have started off shoring their financial and accounting work to offshore locations but like big corporations small businesses do not have huge budget to hire consultants to identify the total cost of off shoring their financial and accounting work to offshore locations. But small businesses can still perform their due diligence in calculating total cost of their offshore engagement and gain critical knowledge in finding ROI of sending their financial and accounting work to offshore locations. In this report we will go through all of the hidden costs of offshoring financial and accounting business processes.
http://bookkeeping2outsource.wordpress.com/2008/11/06/small-business-financial-accounting
November 8, 2008 at 1:48 am · Filed under Financial Accounting
This software was designed to educate students on the mechanics of the accounting process, allowing class time to be devoted to collaborative learning activities. A fundamental philosophy behind this software is that this is a better environment for learning procedural material because the software is interactive, motivating, and provides immediate feedback.
About the Author
Ralph E. Smith, Ph.D., CPA is a Professor of Accountancy at Arizona State University where he has taught graduate and undergraduate courses and seminars in Financial Accounting. Dr. Smith received his Ph.D. from the University of Kansas. He has written a number of articles which have been published in the Accounting Review, the Journal of Accountancy, the Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis and other professional and academic journals.
Rick Birney is the Director of Instructional Technology for the College of Business at Arizona State University. His primary responsibilities include the integration of technology into the business curriculum. Mr. Birney teaches upper division courses in Instructional Courseware Design, Computer Based Training and Accounting Authoring Software. He worked for over 20 years in engineering management, systems applications and training for Hughes Aircraft, Pioneer corporation of America and Kaiser Aerospace and Electronics. In addition, Mr. Birney conducts several professional and academic workshops.
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