Job Costing - Flow of Costs

Manufacturing costs
Product costs
Flow of costs in manufacturing t-accounts
Allocating overhead
Example of calculating overhead applied under normal costing and actual costing

[@alinasir1932]

Excellent teacher, best teaching method and style ever seen. Thanks Dr Brian

[@justinbieberqq51]

Really good video! I finally understand this after asking my teacher over and over again lol

[@robertofelipe5214]

This helped me so much, thank you!

[@sheroukmahmoud2374]

this was really helpful! thank you so much :)

[@MomoiPh3G]

Helped a lot! thank you very much

[@anitahoward8506]

Thank-you... great instruction... I think I got it now :).

[@kevinl3344]

Great video!!!!

[@omranbawardi349]

Thanks a lot, keep it up.

[@ACCOUNTANT_CPA]

Amazing! Your video finally made it click. Thank you!

[@TheAccountingDr]

Glad it helped!

[@VestaRose]

What’s the name of the Pearson book you mentioned?

[@m.awaisriaz2846]

The amount you debitted in overhead account (green)... what would be the credit entry with respect of that entry

[@TheAccountingDr]

Guide4You, I believe you are speaking specifically about OTHER OH. This could be credits to many accounts (e.g. liabilities, etc.); for example, Rent Payable on the Factory, Rent Payable on Equipment, Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment, etc.

[@stripperpaul6790]

you suddenly acquire a different accent lol