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1 3-2 Assignment: Costing Methods Kimberly Barrick ACC 202-Managerial Accounting Southern New Hampshire University
2 Company Overview: I have chosen to analyze the Soundcore company in order to find the best costing method to fit the company. Soundocre is sister company of Anker and is a speaker and headphone company that produces Bluetooth home speakers and Bluetooth headphones for in ear listening. I have several different speakers from them so I thought this would be a good fit for analysis. They produce multiple different styles of in ear buds and open ear buds as well. Soundcore is a award winning company that has been around since 2014. Soundcore would be considered a manufacturing company, meaning it takes unfinished materials and turns them into a product that can be sold. Soundcore not only sells products on their own website, but also produces their brand of speakers and headphones to be sold at other outlets (Walmart, Target, etc.). Costing Method: There are two different costing methods to decide from when looking at Soundcore, the job order method and the process costing method. With the job order cost system is used more my companies that create products for customers that come in batches of custom products or jobs. Process costing methods will give us the cost based off of the manufacturing departments and processed and is used when larger batches of products are made. Some of the differences in these methods we can see that with process ordering determines the costs based off each department’s activities instead of basing it off each individual sales/job. Another big difference in the two is what documents are used to track these costs. A job cost sheet would be utilized for companies that use the job costing method and a cost report would be used to track costs when using the process costing method. I believe that the process costing method would be better suited out of these two for Soundcore due to the fact that they produce bigger quantities of the same products and not small custom batches. With Soundcore using the process costing
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