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Lesson 7: Overview of Cost


Accounting Fundamentals
Part 3: Cost Accounting
Supply Chain Managerial Accounting Course

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Objectives

After completing this lesson, you should be able to:


• Identify the Supply Chain Managerial Accounting applications
• Describe implementation options
• Identify the Cost Management work areas
• Identify key characteristics and highlights of Cost Accounting

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Solution Footprint

• Receipt Accounting
– Purchase accruals and expense accounting
• Cost Accounting
– Inventory costing
– Manufacturing costing
• Cost and Profit Planning
– Cost estimation for standard costing and other purposes
• Landed Cost Management
– Modeling and absorbing third-party landed cost charges

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Implementation Options

• Cost and Profit


Planning

• Receipt Accounting
• Cost Accounting
• Cost and Profit Planning (for
standard costing)

• Receipt Accounting
• Cost Accounting
• Cost and Profit Planning

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Cost Accounting Work Area

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Receipt Accounting Work Area

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Cost and Profit Planning Work Area

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Landed Costs Work Area

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Cost Accounting Key Capabilities

• Costs
– User-defined granularity: Subinventory, locator, lot, serial, and
grade-level cost
– Tracking of costs and internal profits through the supply chain
– Tracking of costs in primary and secondary units of measure
– Shared item cost across inventory organizations
– Estimation of standard costs through Cost and Profit Planning
• Multiple representation
– Multiple reporting standards, such as US GAAP, IAS, and so on
• Cost simulations
– Different currencies and inventory valuation methods
– Different cost accounting policies, such as full absorption and
marginal costing
– Cost-planning-scenarios-based cost estimates
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Cost Accounting Key Capabilities

• Better reference data management


– Set IDs to share cost setups across cost organizations
– Default rules to ease costing setup
• Process management
– Configurable period close management
– Business rules (OBR) based automatic accruals clearing
– Dashboards to manage errors and exceptions

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Cost Accounting: Overview

Receivables

Projects
Cost Policies
Payables
Other
Oracle
Apps
Cost Transactions
Inventory

Cost Distributions Subledger


Manufacturing Accounting

Distributed
Order
Orchestration
Costing

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Summary

In this lesson, you should have learned how to:


• Identify the Supply Chain Managerial Accounting applications
• Describe implementation options
• Identify the Cost Management work areas
• Identify key characteristics and highlights of Cost Accounting

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