Illustration of Traditional Volume-Based Allocation SystemsĬomparison of Traditional and ABC Overhead AllocationsĪppendix - Other Departmental Overhead Allocation Methodsīy Thomas Klammer, Shahid Ansari, and Jan Bell Nature and Components of Manufacturing Overhead Costs Strategic Implications of Overhead-Cost Allocations Desirable technical, behavioral and cultural properties of an allocation scheme.A comparison of the traditional volume and activity-based allocation methods.The more recent activity-based allocation methods.The traditional volume-based overhead allocations methods.The basics of allocating manufacturing overhead costs.The nature and components of manufacturing overhead costs.Also considered are the technical, behavioral and cultural attributes of these methods in making a choice between them. Each method is discussed in terms of when its use is appropriate for determining manufacturing costs of products.
The purpose of this module is to describe the nature and types of manufacturing overhead costs and to compare and contrast the two major methods of allocating such costs to products - the traditional volume-based and the more recent activity-based cost allocation methods. Manufacturing Overhead Allocation: Traditional Versus Activity-Based,īy Jan Bell and Shahid Ansari, California State University, Northridge Standard Costing as a Cost Management Tool
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