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    <title>comparative study of activitybased costing (abc) and time-driven activity-based costing (tdabc) on cost accounting</title>
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    <namePart>Nurul Farahin Zamrud</namePart>
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  <abstract>In  any  business competition, it is important for the company to incorporate an accurate  cost  estimation  to  decide  the  best  price  for  products  to  gain  profits.  By  the  1980s,  Traditional Cost Accounting (TCA) is no longer  reflecting  the current economic reality due to  distorted information about the profitability of the company’s  orders, products, and  customers.  In  addition,  Activity-based  Costing  (ABC)  is  a  costing  method  originally  developed to overcome the shortcoming of TCA method in the era of rapidly increasing  product complexity and diversification.  However, it is  not universally accepted because  it  ignores  the  potential  for  unused  capacity  which  will  be  beneficial  for  forecasting. Nevertheless,  the  current  published  work  does  not  clearly  state  of  capacity  cost  rate,  practical capacity and time equation. The aim of this work is to compare the advantages  of  ABC  and  Time-driven  Activity-based  Costing  (TDABC)  by  analyzing  the  features  towards  costing  sustainment.  The  work  begins  by  collecting  data  at  electrical  and electronic industry located at Pahang  and the product selected is a magnetic inductor.  ABC focuses on the costs inherent in the activity-based products to produce, distribute or  support the products concerned.  TDABC uses time  equation and capacity  cost rate  to  measure the unused capacity with respect to the time and cost.  Through ABC method,  this work successfully gathered the time allocated by operator to complete the task given.  The largest  time allocated by operator is  at epoxy application activity which is 43.89%  and the smallest is 0.63% at oven curing. The highest amount of cost of capacity is epoxy  application activity with cost of MYR  1,665,729.98  and  the amount of material used is  selected as the cost driver. As the demand quantity of the product is increase by 10%, the  total cost of production is predicted to be MYR 4,260,115.20 while the unit product cost  is  forecast  at  MYR  0.81.  Through  TDABC  method,  this  work  gains  information  on  practical capacity of operator which is 123,600 minutes. Moreover, the capacity cost rate for winding activity is MYR 2.53 and the  time equation is 0.12χ1  with χ  1 as variable of  amount  of  raw  material  of  8,697.6  kilograms.  All  sub-activities  are  analyzed  and  categorized in 3 categories which are optimistic, most likely and pessimistic. There are 7 sub-activities  under  optimistic  category,  6  sub-activities  under  most  likely   and  4  subactivities under pessimistic. In conclusion, by implementing and comparing of ABC and  TDABC at the company, this work proves  TDABC is a method with objective cost driver  determination,  removes  time consuming process,  have  multiple cost drivers and able to  forecast and planning using analysis of capacity utilization. Thus, TDABC can improve  the  company  costing  structure  by  using  the  advantages  of  TDABC  in  order  to  gain  detailed decision-making process.</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Nurul Farahin Zamrud</note>
  <note>Faculty of Manufacturing and Mechatronic Engineering Technology</note>
  <note>Thesis (Master of Science) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2021</note>
  <note>Includes bibliographical references</note>
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