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Certified Public Accountant 2nd Cost Management Accounting Practice Book
Certified Public Accountant 2nd Cost Management Accounting Practice Book
Description
Book Introduction
preface

This book is a specialized textbook for the second-level tax accountant exam.

[Cost Management Accounting for the Second Tax Accountant Exam]

In the second tax accountant exam, out of the four questions in Accounting Part 1, two questions (60 points) are on financial accounting and two questions (40 points) are on cost management accounting.
At first glance, cost management accounting may seem like an unimportant subject with a low score, but it is a subject that requires a high score to pass the second tax accountant exam.

The author wanted to write a textbook that would help people achieve high scores on the second tax accountant exam.
That's what this book is.


[Features and Benefits of This Book]

1.
All the theories necessary for the second exam are summarized without omission.
2.
Almost all of the previous questions from the second tax accountant exam are included, and the previous questions from the second CPA exam are carefully selected to be helpful for the tax accountant exam.
3.
It contains many complex types of comprehensive problems covering important topics.
4.
The problem-solving process is explained in detail to make it easy to understand.

5.
Problem solving was consistent (the most important thing).

[Key Revisions]

1.
We have systematically explained the new theories that may be included in the exam.
2.
It reflects the questions from the recent second round of the CPA and CPA exams.
3.
A number of complex types of comprehensive problems have been added.
4.
Some of the problem-solving process has been modified to make it easier to understand.
5.
Reduced the study burden by deleting less important problems.

[Location of this book]

Cost Management Accounting (Cost Accounting, Management Accounting) → 500 Multiple-Choice Cost Management Accounting Questions → Final 1 Cost Management Accounting → Certified Public Accountant 2 Cost Management Accounting Practice Book

[Words of Thanks]

I would like to express my gratitude to Now Publisher CEO Daemyung Kim, the editorial director, and the publishing staff for their support in both material and spiritual aspects in the publication of this book.
I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to Jeon Chae-won and Jin In-guk, who meticulously reviewed each and every page of this book and generously shared their opinions to improve it.


I sincerely hope that this book will serve as a catalyst for the efforts of those who are struggling to become tax accountants.

Kang Kyung-tae

index
Part 1 Cost Accounting

CHAPTER 1 Classification and Flow of Costs 1-3
Problem 1: Flow of Manufacturing Costs and the Income Statement of a Manufacturing Company / 1-14
CHAPTER 2 Cost Allocation 1-17
Problem 1: Allocation of Auxiliary Department Costs - Estimation / 1-26
Problem 2: Allocation of Auxiliary Department Costs - Double Allocation Method, Own Department Consumption Services / 1-28
Problem 3: Single-Rate and Double-Rate Methods - Budget Allocation Ratios, Outsourcing of Services / 1-31
Problem 4: Single-Rate Method and Double-Rate Method
- Budget allocation ratio, decision-making (outsourcing of services, special orders), unused capacity cost / 1-35
Problem 5: Double Allocation Rate Method - Budget Allocation Rate, Comprehensive Costing / 1-40
CHAPTER 3 Individual Costing 1-43
Problem 1: Comprehensive Individual Costing Problems - Reciprocal Apportionment Method, Own Sector Consumption Services, High-Low Point Method / 1-48
CHAPTER 4 Comprehensive Costing 1-51
Problem 1: Estimating the degree of completion of work-in-progress when the degree of completion of work-in-progress is not uniform / 1-66
Problem 2: Comprehensive Costing + Manufacturing Cost Flow / 1-70
Problem 3: Comprehensive Costing - Estimation / 1-74
Problem 4: Politeness Basics - Average Rule / 1-77
Problem 5: Politeness Basics - First-in, First-out / 1-80
Problem 6: Courtesy - If the basic materials pass the electrical inspection / 1-83
Problem 7 Politeness - Presumption, Dispositional Value of Politeness / 1-89
Problem 8: Cost savings and disposal value of the loss when changing the inspection time / 1-93
Problem 9: Politeness - Loss due to change in inspection time / 1-98
Problem 10: Politeness - Continuous Process, Disposal Value of Politeness, Decision Making on Quality Improvement / 1-102
Problem 11: Politeness - Decision Making, Quality Cost / 1-109
Problem 12: Allocating Auxiliary Department Costs, Changing Units of Quantity, and Decision Making / 1-114
Problem 13: Multiple Inspection Points, Continuous Processes, and Abnormal Loss of Negative (-) / 1-118
Problem 14: Comprehensive Problems - Attrition, Rework, and Deterioration (Reaching Standards, Disposal Costs) / 1-124
Problem 15: Costing by Work Process - When There is Ending Work-in-Process / 1-131
CHAPTER 5: COMBINED COSTING 1-135
Problem 1 Multiple Split Points - NRV of Negative (-) / 1- 144
Problem 2: Comprehensive Problem - Byproducts (First Separation Point) / 1-147
Problem 3: Scrap (First Separation Point), Further Processing Decision Making / 1-152
Problem 4 Multiple Split Points - By-Products (Primary Split Point), Break-Even Point / 1-155
Problem 5: Comprehensive Problem - Multiple Split Points + Byproducts (Secondary Split Points) / 1-160
Problem 6 Multiple Split Points - Estimation, NRV of the by-product (-) / 1- 167
Problem 7: Comprehensive Costing and Combined Cost Allocation
- Work waste (first separation point), decision on whether to further process / 1-172
Problem 8: Comprehensive Costing and Combined Cost Allocation - Scrap (Primary Separation Point), Multiple Inspection Points / 1-176
Problem 9: Comprehensive Costing and Combined Cost Allocation - Scrap (Secondary Separation Point) / 1-181
Problem 10: Comprehensive Costing and Combined Cost Allocation / 1-186
Problem 11 Comprehensive Problem - Comprehensive cost calculation and combined cost allocation, multiple separation points,
Decision on whether to proceed with additional processing / 1-192
CHAPTER 6 Normal Costing 1-199
Problem 1: Normal Individual Costing - Allocation of Auxiliary Department Costs (Double Allocation Method) / 1-205
Problem 2: Allocation of auxiliary department costs, calculation of actual individual costs, and calculation of normal individual costs / 1-210
Problem 3: Normal Individual Cost Calculation
- Allocation of auxiliary department costs, proportional allocation method by cost element (presence of basic materials in process) / 1-214
Problem 4: Normal Individual Costing - Proportional Total Cost Allocation Method, Perpetual Inventory Method / 1-220
Problem 5: Normal Individual Costing - Proportional Allocation Method by Cost Element (With Beginning Inventory Assets) / 1-226
CHAPTER 7 Standard Costing 1-229
Problem 1: Cost Variance Analysis - Estimation / 1-246
Problem 2: Manufacturing Indirect Cost Variance Analysis, Standard Costing and Actual Costing / 1-251
Problem 3: Standard Comprehensive Costing - Estimation, When the Standard Cost per Unit is Constant Periodically / 1-254
Problem 4: Standard Comprehensive Costing - When the Standard Cost per Unit Changes Periodically, the Two-Dichotomous Method / 1-259
Problem 5: Standard Costing with Compensation - Basic Problems / 1-263
Problem 6 Standard Comprehensive Costing with Losses - Abnormal Losses of Negative (-) / 1-267
Problem 7: Standard Comprehensive Costing with Compensation
- If the basic materials have passed the electrical inspection / 1-272
Problem 8: Cost Variance Adjustment - Proportional Allocation Method / 1-277
Problem 9: Cost Variance Adjustment - Proportional Distribution Method by Cost Element / 1-282
Problem 10: Adjusting Fixed Manufacturing Indirect Costs for Operating Differences - Various Standard Operating Differences / 1-286
CHAPTER 8: Variable Costing and Super-Variable Costing 1-291
Problem 1: Comparison of Actual Costing - Total and Variable Costing, Manufacturing Budget / 1-302
Problem 2: Comparison of Actual Costing Systems - Total, Variable, and Super-Variable Costing / 1-307
Problem 3: Comprehensive Costing and Combined Cost Allocation - Total and Variable Costing / 1-312
Problem 4 Comparison of Actual Costing and Normal Costing
- Total and variable costing, average costing method / 1-317
Problem 5: Comparison of Actual Costing and Normal Costing - Total and Variable Costing / 1-324
Problem 6: Comparison under Normal Costing - Full and Variable Costing, Break-Even Point / 1-331
Problem 7: Comparison under Normal Costing - Total and Variable Costing / 1-335
Problem 8: Comparison under Normal Comprehensive Costing - Total and Variable Costing / 1-340
Problem 9 Comparison under normal comprehensive cost accounting
- Total and variable costing, when the normal cost per unit changes periodically / 1-346
Problem 10: Comparison under Standard Comprehensive Costing - Total, Variable, and Super-Variable Costing / 1-354
Problem 11 Comparison under Standard Comprehensive Costing - Total, Variable, and Super-Variable Costing / 1-359
Problem 12: Comparison under Standard Comprehensive Costing - Total and Variable Costing, Continuous Process / 1-364
CHAPTER 9 Activity-Based Costing 1-369
Problem 1: Comparison of Traditional Costing and Activity-Based Costing / 1-380
Problem 2: Comparison of Traditional Costing and Activity-Based Costing - Corporate Tax Expenses / 1-384
Problem 3: Comparison of Traditional Costing and Activity-Based Costing - Financial Industry, Decision Making / 1-391
Problem 4: Product Profitability Analysis - Considering Sales and Management Costs / 1-395
Problem 5: Batch-Level Cost Variance Analysis - Basic Problems / 1-399
Problem 6: Comparison of Traditional Costing and Activity-Based Costing - Standard Costing / 1-402
Problem 7 Customer Profitability Analysis / 1-407
Problem 8: Customer Profitability Analysis - Measures for Profitability Improvement / 1-409
Problem 9: Customer Profitability Analysis - Case Study / 1-412

Part 2 Management Accounting

CHAPTER 10 Cost Estimation 2-3
Problem 1: Learning Curve - Batch Production, In-House Manufacturing, or Outsourcing Decisions / 2-10
Problem 2 Learning Curve - Break-even Point, Bid Price / 2-15
CHAPTER 11 CVP Analysis 2-17
Problem 1: Basic CVP Analysis - Lodging Industry / 2-33
Problem 2: CVP Analysis of Multiple Products - Basic Problems / 2-35
Problem 3: CVP Analysis of Multiple Products - Traditional Costing and Activity-Based Costing / 2-39
Problem 4: CVP Analysis of Multiple Products - Sensitivity Analysis / 2-42
Problem 5: CVP Analysis of Multiple Products - Musical Theater Company / 2-46
Problem 6: Operating Leverage, Target Sales / 2-50
Problem 7: CVP Analysis, Safety Margin, and Sensitivity Analysis of Multiple Products / 2-53
Problem 8: Cost Structure and Operating Leverage - Case Study / 2-57
Problem 9: Comprehensive Problem - Various CVP Analysis / 2-62
Problem 10: CVP Analysis under Nonlinear Functions
- When the unit variable cost and total fixed cost are different / 2-67
Problem 11: CVP Analysis under Nonlinear Functions, Operating Leverage / 2-70
Problem 12 CVP Analysis under Nonlinear Functions
- Determining the appropriate production location when the variable cost per unit changes / 2-73
Problem 13: CVP Analysis and Operating Leverage under Nonlinear Functions / 2-76
Problem 14: DOL, CVP Analysis under Nonlinear Functions, CVP Analysis under Uncertainty / 2-81
Problem 15: CVP Analysis of Multiple Products + CVP Analysis under Nonlinear Functions, Operating Leverage / 2-85
Problem 16: CVP Analysis of Multiple Cost-Driven Price Reductions - Airlines / 2-89
Problem 17: CVP Analysis of Multiple Cost-Driven Reductions, Nonlinear CVP Analysis - Hospital / 2-93
Problem 18: CVP Analysis of Multiple Cost-Driven Reductions, Nonlinear CVP Analysis - Cruise Ship Business / 2-98
Problem 19: Cost-Performance Analysis of Multiple Cost-Driven Reductions - Investment Briefing / 2-104
Problem 20: CVP Analysis of Multiple Cost Reductions - Kids Cafe, Multiple Products / 2-109
Problem 21: Operating Leverage and CVP Analysis Under Uncertainty (Uniform Distribution) / 2-114
Problem 22: Use of limited resources, CVP analysis of multiple products,
CVP Analysis under Uncertainty (Normal Distribution) / 2-119
CHAPTER 12 Comprehensive Budget 2-121
Problem 1: All, Variable and Supervariable Costing, Cash Budgeting / 2-129
Problem 2: Comprehensive Budgeting - Full Costing and Variable Costing, Cash Budgeting, EVA / 2-133
Problem 3: Comprehensive Budget Problems - Budget Income Statement, Cash Budget / 2-139
Problem 4: Comprehensive Budget - Existence of Work-in-Process, Multiple Products / 2-145
Problem 5: Comprehensive questions related to the conversion of finished goods for the current period
- Cost variance analysis (SQ), hyper-variable costing (operating costs),
Raw material purchase budget (raw material usage),
Cash Budget (Cash Outflow) / 2-148
CHAPTER 13: Responsibility Accounting and Performance Evaluation 2-153
Problem 1: Comprehensive Corporate Performance Report, Difference Analysis / 2-166
Problem 2 Comprehensive Problem - Corporate Performance Report, Various Analysis of OH (Three-Division Method)
CVP Analysis of Multiple Products, Raw Material Purchase Budget / 2-170
Problem 3: Comprehensive Problems - Comprehensive Budget, Variable Budget, and Cost Variance Analysis / 2-177
Problem 4: Performance Evaluation of Cost Centers
- In case of differences in mixing ratio, yield, and work-in-process, estimate / 2-183
Problem 5 Comprehensive Problem - Comprehensive Budget, Standard Comprehensive Cost Calculation,
Performance Evaluation (Cost Centered and Profit Centered) / 2-188
Problem 6: Performance Evaluation of Profit Centers - Sales Division, Multiple Products / 2-194
Problem 7: Performance Evaluation of Profit Centers or Investment Centers
- Multiple products, break-even point, return on investment / 2-198
Problem 8: Performance Evaluation of Profit Centers or Investment Centers - Business Units, Controllability / 2-202
Problem 9: Performance Evaluation of Investment Centers - Return on Investment, Residual Profit / 2-207
Problem 10: Comprehensive Problem - CVP Analysis of Multiple Products, Performance Evaluation of Investment Focus / 2-210
Problem 11: Return on Investment - Activity-Based Costing / 2-214
Problem 12 Monthly Economic Value Added / 2-216
CHAPTER 14: RELATED COSTS AND SHORT-TERM DECISION MAKING 2-219
Problem 1: Rejecting or Accepting a Special Order - Activity-Based Costing / 2-233
Problem 2: Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders, Break-Even Point / 2-235
Problem 3: Rejecting or Accepting a Special Order - Various Cases / 2-238
Problem 4: Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders, Weighted Average Contribution Margin / 2-243
Problem 5: Self-manufacturing or externally purchasing parts, using limited resources / 2-248
Problem 6: Self-manufacturing or external purchase of parts - Activity-based costing / 2-252
Problem 7: Self-manufacturing or external purchase of parts - Activity-based costing / 2-256
Problem 8: Maintaining or Closing the Auxiliary Sector - When There is Self-Sector Consumption Services / 2-259
Problem 9 Maintaining or Discontinuing a Product Line / 2-262
Problem 10 Maintaining or Discontinuing Product Lines, Maintaining or Closing Business Units / 2-266
Problem 11: The Impact of Common Cost Allocation on Decision Making
- Divisional and company-wide perspectives / 2-270
Problem 12 Maintaining or Discontinuing a Product Line - Activity-Based Costing / 2-273
Problem 13: Maintaining or Discontinuing a Product Line - Activity-Based Costing / 2-277
Issue 14 Maintaining, Closing, or Investing in Product Lines
- Short-term and long-term decision-making / 2-283
Problem 15: Immediate or Post-launch New Product Launches - Relevant and Non-Relevant Costs / 2-287
Problem 16: Using Limited Resources + Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders - Basic Problems / 2-288
Problem 17: Using Limited Resources + Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders - Overtime / 2-291
Problem 18: Using Limited Resources + Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders
- Batch production method / 2-294
Problem 19: Using Limited Resources + Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders
- Understanding Limited Resources / 2-298
Problem 20: Using Limited Resources + Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders
- When fixed costs change / 2-301
Problem 21: Using Limited Resources + Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders
- Batch production method, ABC / 2-305
Problem 22: Use of Limited Resources + External Purchase of Products / 2-312
Problem 23: Using Limited Resources + Overwork / 2-317
Problem 24: Linear Programming - Understanding Limited Resources / 2-321
Problem 25: Linear Programming, Using Limited Resources + Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders / 2-325
Problem 26: Multiple Product Comprehensive Problem
- Target profit, operating leverage, special orders, use of limited resources / 2-330
Problem 27: Multiple Product Comprehensive Problem
- CVP Analysis, Use of Limited Resources, and Performance Evaluation of Profit Centers / 2-335
CHAPTER 15 CAPITAL BUDGETING 2-339
Problem 1: Comprehensive Problem - Economic Analysis Methods for Various Investment Proposals / 2-346
Problem 2: Comprehensive Problem - Uneven Operating Cash Flow / 2-350
Problem 3: Decision Making on Equipment Replacement - Net Present Value Method / 2-354
Problem 4 Whether to discontinue the product line (short-term decision) and
Expansion of new product lines (capital budget) / 2-357
CHAPTER 16 Decision Making Under Uncertainty 2-361
Problem 1: CVP Analysis and Decision-Making Under Uncertainty - Discrete Probability Distributions / 2-366
Problem 2: Break-even Point, Decision-making Under Uncertainty - Expected Value and Expected Utility Criteria / 2-368
Problem 3: Decision-making under uncertainty - EVPI, expected utility criterion / 2-371
Problem 4: Decision-making under uncertainty
- Use of limited resources + rejection or acceptance of special orders / 2-374
Problem 5: Decision Making Under Uncertainty, EVPI, EVSI / 2-377
Problem 6: Use of Limited Resources - Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders, EVPI, EVSI / 2-382
CHAPTER 17 Pricing and Substitution Pricing 2-387
Problem 1: Scope of Replacement Price - When Fixed Costs are Relevant Costs / 2-398
Problem 2: Business Unit Perspective and Corporate Perspective - When Fixed Costs Are Related Costs / 2-400
Problem 3: Divisional and Corporate Perspectives - Different Units of Quantity / 2-405
Problem 4: Divisional Perspective and Company-Wide Perspective
- When the maximum external purchase price or maximum replacement price is uncertain / 2-409
Problem 5: Use of Limited Resources + Minimum Replacement Price - Various Cases / 2-414
Problem 6: Using Limited Resources + Minimum Replacement Price, Rejecting or Accepting Special Orders / 2-418
Problem 7: Comprehensive Problems - Learning Curve, CVP Analysis, Short-Term Decision Making, Substitute Pricing / 2-423
Problem 8: Determining the optimal quantity of substitutes for limited resources + minimum replacement price / 2-428
Problem 9 Minimum Substitution Price - Theory of Constraints / 2-433
Problem 10: Substitution Pricing in Multinational Enterprises - A Whole-Company Perspective / 2-436
Problem 11: Substitution Pricing in Multinational Enterprises - Business Unit and Enterprise Perspectives / 2-441
Problem 12: Substitution Pricing for Multinational Enterprises - Investment Centers and Tariffs / 2-447
CHAPTER 18 STRATEGIC COST MANAGEMENT 2-451
Problem 1: Common Cost Allocation, Unused Capacity Cost / 2-471
Problem 2: Activity-Based Management
Decision-making using the unused capacity cost and activity resource consumption model / 2-476
Problem 3: Product Life Cycle Costing - Product Profitability Analysis / 2-479
Problem 4: Activity-Based Costing - Target Costing / 2-482
Problem 5: Activity-Based Costing - Target Costing, Decision Making / 2-486
Problem 6: Target Costing, Kaizen Costing, Standard Costing - Descriptive, Comparative / 2-491
Problem 7: Traditional Costing and ABC
- Target cost calculation, production suspension (performance evaluation perspective) / 2-496
Problem 8: Quality Cost Report, Quality Cost Analysis, Quality Cost Category Classification / 2-501
Problem 9: Decision Making on Quality Improvement, Quality Cost Report / 2-506
Problem 10: Time Costs Due to Delayed Production Lead Time, Decision Making on New Product Introduction / 2-511
Problem 11 Quality Cost Report, Decision Making on Quality Improvement,
Time cost due to delay in production time / 2-515
Problem 12: Various Decision-Making - EOQ, Inventory-Related Costs Considered / 2-519
Problem 13: Rejecting or Accepting a Special Order - Considering Inventory Holding Costs / 2-522
Problem 14: Decision Making Under the Theory of Constraints - Various Cases / 2-525
Problem 15: Decision-making under the Theory of Constraints - Outsourcing, etc. / 2-529
Problem 16: Decision Making Under the Theory of Constraints - Total Loss Due to Defective Products / 2-531
CHAPTER 19 Strategic Performance Evaluation and Compensation 2-535
Problem 1: Balanced Scorecard, JIT / 2-540
Problem 2: Balanced Scorecard - Performance Measures by Four Perspectives, Linked to Strategy / 2-543
Problem 3: Product Life Cycle Budgeting and Performance Rewards - Suboptimal Phenomenon / 2-546
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 21, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 980 pages | 190*260*40mm
- ISBN13: 9791171021383
- ISBN10: 1171021380

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