CMA Intermediate · Cost Accounting · Job Costing
In a job costing system, the document on which direct materials, direct labour and overheads for an individual order are accumulated is called the:
The job cost sheet is the document on which all costs of an individual job are accumulated. It records direct material, direct labour, direct expenses and absorbed overheads. A requisition note covers only materials, and a budget is only a plan.
- ABill of materials
- BJob cost sheetCorrect
- CMaterial requisition note only
- DProduction budget
Explanation
The job cost sheet is opened for each job and collects direct material, direct labour, direct expenses and absorbed overheads. A requisition note records only material issues, and a bill of materials lists required components. A production budget is a plan, not a record of job costs.
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