1. An ERP or AlS system that supports manufacturing must be able to assign...

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1. An ERP or AlS system that supports manufacturing must be able to assign which one of the following costs to the cost of manufactured goods?
Period expenses
Freight-out costs of transporting sold finished goods to customers
General administrative expenses not associate with manufacturing
All the expenses shown in an income statement after Gross Profit
O Freight-in costs of transporting purchased goods from the vendor to the manufacturing company
2. Whether you use a company-wide predetermined manufacturing overhead allocation rate (PMOAR) or Activity Based Costing (ABC) comprising multiple PMOARS,
A) company-wide PMOAR or ABC are optional, since generally accepted accounting principles do not require manufacturing overhead be included in the costs of manufactured items
B) ERP systems such as SAP can support a company-wide PMOAR but not ABC
C) these systems are useful for budgeting, but generally accepted accounting principles requires that the cost of manufactured products includes only direct materials and direct labor
D) ERP can support either a company-wide PMOAR or ABC, and ERP systems make it easier for an organization to implement an activity based costing approach.
E) ABC is less complex than a company-wide PMOAR.
All of the costs below would be classified as manufacturing overhead except
A)factory insurance
O c) manufacturing supervisor's pay
D) depreciation of factory equipment
E) production indirect material
F)manufacturing supervisor's pay
depreciation of factory equipment
O production workers' pay
Question 16
ERP systems such as SAP that support manufacturing integrate
MRP Il, purchasing, production, human resources/payroll, sales, financial information, cost accounting, and product costing.
purchasing. production, human resources/pavroll, and sales. but not MRP I.
MRP II, production, human resources/Davroll and sales, but not purchasing.
MRP Il, purchasing, human resources/payroll, and sales, but not production.
O MRP Il, purchasing, production, and sales, but not human resources/payroll
ERP systems such as SAP that support manufacturing integrate
MRP Il, purchasing, production, human resources/payroll, sales.
financial information, cost accounting, and product costing.
purchasing. production, human resources/payroll, and sales, but not MRP II.
O MRP Il, production, human resources/payroll, and sales, but not purchasing.
O MRP Il. purchasing. human resources/payroll, and sales, but not production.
O MRP Il, purchasing. production, and sales, but not human resources/payroll

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