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Less Op Expenses
Supplies (RM) 5,824
Wages on piece rate basis 104,000
Water / other variables 12,480
Supervisor / admin Salaries 65,000
Rent 36,000
Depreciation 5,000
Other F Costs 1,050
Total Cost 229,354
Income before taxes 238,646
The owner is toying with the idea of keeping it open on Saturdays too
He can hire a part time employee to substitute for the supervisor (who is
entitled to 2-day of off per week) - at $ 300 / day
The co may service an additional 10 cars on each Saturday.
Thus for 52 saturdays in a year
Prob 2 Budgets
Santiago's Salsa need prepare a production cost budget for the month of May
The actual costs for the mont of April are as below
3 Calculate the actual cost per unit in april and budgeted cost per unit in May
Prob 3 The above co is currently producing and selling 3,25,000 jars annually.
The jars sell for $ 5 each. The co is considering lowering the price
to $ 4.60. Suppose this action will increase the sales to 3,75,000
Profit 1,065,000
Gabon prepared the folloiwing budget for 2014 for his dept
($ 000's)
Sales 10,000
Salaries (fixed) 400
Commission (variable) 150
Advertising (fixed) 75
Office Rent (fixed) 3
Office supplies (variable) 2
Prob 1-4 At the end of 2014, Cyril, cfo for central products received the following report
for the company's plant in Minnesota
Cyrils first thought was that the actual cost must be out of control, due the whopping variance
However, he realised that the budget was for a production level of 60,000. But the actual production
was 65,000.
Given the above, Which costs are likely to increase and which ones are likely to remain constant
What will be the revised budget
Per
Unit Present
NO 2,080
Revenue 225 468,000
Costs
275,530
309,470
Budget for May
Apr
No of hrs No of hrs
Units produced 20 25,000
1,456 7,280
26,000 130,000
3,120 15,600
15,600 80,600
36,000
5,000
1,050
0
70,824 309,470
117,000
0
1,456
26,000
3,120
15,600
0
0
0
May
30000
24,000
14,400
5,000
6,000
1,000
50,400
1.68
Var
(33,333)
(8,333)
14,583
417
(833)
0
(5,000)
(15,000)
(47,500)
Div A Div B
Sales 10,000 15,000
Based on the above the management decided to close down division A. CEO salary is apportioned betw
Decision ?
No Bid cont A
Rev 50,000
4,000
The owner is toying with the idea of keeping it open on Saturdays too
He can hire a part time employee to substitute for the supervisor (who is
entitled to 2-day of off per week) - at $ 300 / day
The co may service an additional 10 cars on each Saturday.
Thus for 52 saturdays in a year
Gabon prepared the folloiwing budget for 2014 for his dept
($ 000's)
Sales 10,000
Salaries (fixed) 400
Commission (variable) 150
Advertising (fixed) 75
Office Rent (fixed) 3
Office supplies (variable) 2
At the end of 2014, Cyril, cfo for central products received the following report
for the company's plant in Minnesota
Cyrils first thought was that the actual cost must be out of control, due the whopping variance
However, he realised that the budget was for a production level of 60,000. But the actual production
was 65,000.
Given the above, Which costs are likely to increase and which ones are likely to remain constant
What will be the revised budget
Illustration 1
Prime cost DM + DL + DE
Factory cost PC + IM + IL + IE
Calculate factory cost from the following
Particulars:
OB/ clo bal of RM 20,000 25,000
Material Purchased 65,000
Productive wages 20,000
Direct Expenses 5,000
Consumable stores 2,000
Oil grease/Lubricating 500
Salary of a factory manager 6,000
Fact (Non-Prod) wages 1,000
Factory rent 2,000
Repair and Depreciation o Machine used
in prod 600
Total
25,000
EO salary is apportioned between the two divisions in the ratio of 50% each
15,000
14,000
6,000
(5,000)
10, 000
ng the same.
s
Cont B
60,000
32,000
23,000
10,000
(5,000)
5,000
5,000
10 52
2,600 520
225 585,000 117,000
0
2.80 7,280 1,456
50.00 130,000 26,000
6.00 15,600 3,120
300 80,600 15,600
36,000 0
5,000 0
1,050 0
275,530 46,176
309,470 70,824
11,000
Non discr Discret Var
400
165
100
3
2.2
3 500 167 670
Diff
(300,000)
(200,000)
(25,000)
(10,000)
(30,000)
0
(5,000)
(15,000)
0
(585,000)
actual production
ain constant
Prime cost DM + DL + DE
Factory cost PC + IM + IL + IE OB
OB
Add
FG In hand at the
beginning of the period 60
Units produced during the
period 270
In hand at the end of the
period 30
Cost incurred for completed job 1/1/2014 At the end of 2014, 4 jobs were completed awaiting shipment
Job 257 9,000 Cost incurred as of 31/12/2014
Job 341
During the year 2014, the following costs were incurred Job 342
Direct Material 750,000 Job 343
Direct Labour 1,650,000 Job 344
Mfg O/H s 2,150,000
Qn 1 Overhead alocation
Customs auto manufactures parts for antique cars. Each customer order is treated as a unique job
co has 2 jobs now : No 9823 & 9824 that are complete but Overheads have not been applied.
The co has 3 methods of applying Overheads to Jobs (i) Direct Labour Cost (ii) Direct labour Hrs
(iii) Machien Hours. The estimates for the current year are as below :-
Mfg Overheads are applied using a Pre-determined rate of 75% of the Direct labour cost. Act Lab cost
was $ 700,000. Actual Overhead cost was $ 450,000. The ending balances in the invenotry a/cs
(Prior to adjustment for over/under applied OH's) are
a Calculate the Net revenue after applying Over/under applied OH's to COS
b Calculate the Net revenue after applying Over/under applied OH's to resp Inv accounts (RM. WIP, FG)
c Discuss the Impact of the alternative treatmentts
Job cost sheet
The controller of a furniture co has gathered the following data for the month of Nov
Labour Job 77 Job 78 Job 79
Direct Labour hours 3,500 3,000 2,000
Labour costs -Dir Labour
Labour costs -Indir Labour
Labour costs -Supervisory
Materials
Inventory - Nov 1 - RM
Inventory - Nov 1 - WIP (onlu job 77)
Inventory - Nov 1 - FG
Purchases - RM
Purchases - Supplies (Indir Matl)
Diect materials & supplies req 45,000 37,500 25,500
Su[pplies - Indirect matl
Bld related costs - Factory facilities
Bldg related costs - Sales offices
Bldg related costs - Admin offices
firm uses a job costing system. Direct labour hours are used as the cost drivers for O/H application
In december of the previous year, the co hsd prepared the following budget for dir labour and Mfg OH's for
The installed capacity of the plant is 150,000 dir lab hours. But the co estimates the utilised capacity as
Dir lab hrs Mfg OH (var) Mfg OH (fixed)
100,000 325,000 216,000
120,000 390,000 216,000
140,000 455,000 216,000
during the month of Nov jobs 77 and 78 were completed
Calculate the predetermined Oh rate to be applied for the current year.
Calculate the cost of Job 77
`` Herbert Plumbing produces a variety of Valves, connectors and fixtures used in plumbing
The co follows JIT system of Inventory. So it has lower levels of Inventory (RM, WIP, FG)
End of October, the co had $ 20,000 worth of Raw material in Inventory. Besides, jobs
281 and 282 were in process and job 279 was already completed. The job cost sheets
were as follows. There were no other jobs in the montj
End octber
Job No Dir Matl ($) Dir Lab ($) Overheads Total
During Nov, the co started workd on 3 new jobs namely Jobs 283, 284 and 285. The status of these jobs is as follows by the en
There were no other jobs diuring the month other than the 6 as below:
Job No Dir Matl ($) Dir Lab ($) Overheads Total
in addition, lane also purchased on cash basis the following from PM foods
60 dozen eggs at $ 0.85 / dozen
90 pounds of Edible paraffin at $ 0.50 / pound
Direct labour costs were $ 5,400 for 450 hours. Indirect labour costs $ 2,500
Utilities cost $ 750 and rent was $ 750. Other Mfg overhead coCB
Mfg Ohs is applied at $ 17 per direct lab hours.
Sales during the month were $ 35,000 and selling & Admin exps were $ 9,000
OB FG
Prepare a job costing sheet showing Profit or loss
CB FG
RM Opening 20,000 0
OP WIP
Add Material consumed 60,000
Add Outsourced Matl
Less CB WIP
Works cost / cost Of Mfr 97,100
OB of RM 20,000
Add Purchases 65,000
CB of RM 25,000
Consumption 60,000
Prod Wages 20,000
Direct exps 5,000
Dir exps - Consumable stores 2,000
Dir exps - Oil grease et 500
Prime cost 87,500
Mar 06
RM Opening 1,250
OP WIP 1,000
Add Material consumed 9,600
Add Outsourced Matl 11,900
add Direct Labour 8,800
Direct expenses 1,200
Mfg exps applied (pre det rate) 19.33% 1,701
Less CB WIP 1,000
Op Inv
7 was completed Op Inv
Op Inv
wo Jobs were in process :
Add
2,500
5,900
WIP
FG
Add
Less
Jobs
75%
er is treated as a unique job Total Job 9823
have not been applied. Direct Labour cost 300,000 1,000
Cost (ii) Direct labour Hrs Depreciation portion of OH's 150,000 0
Over heads- Others 50,000
Overheads total 200,000
Revenue
e month of Nov
Amount
204,000
15,000
6,000
10,500
54,000
112,500
135,000
15,000
12,000
6,400
1,600
1,000
9,000
4,100
1,500
1,500
1,000
8,100
t drivers for O/H application
dget for dir labour and Mfg OH's for
estimates the utilised capacity as
541,000
606,000
671,000
Details Nos
Op Inv of RM 10,100
Add Purchases 39,000
Less clo Inv of RM 11,000
Direct material Consmed 38,100
Direcr labour Hours
Direcr labour Cost 79,000
Direct Exps (rental Rm WH) 3,100
Prime cost 120,200
OP FG 14,000
Add COP 178,000
Add Admin exps 6,800
Add S&D Exps 21,500
Less clo FG 15,400
Cost of Sales 204,900
Act 51,800
Absorbed 58,000
s used in plumbing
y (RM, WIP, FG)
ry. Besides, jobs O/Bal RM
job cost sheets WIP
FG
Sales
Job status
WIP addn RM cons
Finished / not sold Lab Cons
In Process Mfg O/Hs
In Process
Addition RM
Ohs
The status of these jobs is as follows by the end of November
OB
Job status Add
Less
Sold
Sold
Sold OB
Sold Add Cons
Sold
In process
Less C/B
ed $ 130,000 of actula overheads 529,000
ods sold. Compute the following
OB
O/Hs
6,000 Less C/B
2,000
40,000
60,000
20,000
128,000
130000
The status of these jobs is as follows by the end of November Transferred from RM
Lab cost
Job status Mfg Ohs absorbed
Cost of Mfr
Sold CB WIP
Sold Transfers In
Sold Admin Ohs
Sold Cost of Sales
Sold Less CB
In process
airlines hotels
RM Opening 2,500
Add Purchases
conf Sugar 2,100 0.80 1,680
Granular sugar 2,300 0.90 2,070
Chocolate 900 4.00 3,600
Caramel 300 1.50 450
Eggs 60 0.85 51
Edible Paraffin 90 0.50 45
7,896
Clo Bal (RM) 3,500
Consumption of RM for the period 0
OP WIP 6,500
Add Material consumed 6,896
add Direct Labour 450 12.00 5,400
Indirect labour 2,500
Utilities 750
Rent 750
Other O/Hs 5,000
Mfg Ohs applied 17.00
Less CB WIP 5,000
FG for the period
9200.0
850.0
0.0 9600.0
1000.0
9600.0
11900.0
8800.0
1200.0
19.33% 1701.0
1000.0
33201.0
300.0
33201.0
15.06% 5000.1
7000.0
31501.1
1200.0
0.0
32701.1
3.00% 981.0
33682.2
60
270
30
300
112.27
WIP 14,500
FG 9,000
Total 23,500
DM 750,000
DL 1,650,000
Mfg OH/s 2,150,000
Total 4,550,000
WIP 8,400
FG 11,700
Total 20,100
RM Inv 0
Purch 750,000
C/ B RM Inv 0
Consn 750,000
OP WIP 14,500
Consn 750,000
DL 1,650,000
M OH 2,150,000
Less CB WIP 8,400
Works cost 4,556,100
OP Bal 9,000
Works cost 4,556,100
C/B FG 11,700
CGS 4,553,400
Job 9824
2,000
0
11,200
13,200
1,333
3,333
3,250
5,250
Wt
If applied to Inv
2,500,000
1,925,000
13,800
2,500
4,000
1,200
1,700
5,100
21,500 6,800
O/B C/B
FG 95,000
Fact Cost 434,000
0
Cost of sales 529,000
WIP FG
155,000 95,000
132,000
64,000
128,000
434,000
45,000
434,000
RM Inv 8,000
WIP In 45,000
Fg Inv 0
COGS 531,000
584,000
Op FG 9,000.0
22,796 Works Cost 23,946.0
Admin Exps 9,000.0
Clo FG 6,000.0
Cost of Prod 35,946.0
0
(1,150) Under/ (Over) abs OH (1,150.0)
Sales and Distr Exp 34,796.0
34,796
Sales 35,000.0
35,000
204 P&L 204.0
Prob 4.17 Meerut Mfg company has severaal prod lines that are processed thru 3 depts - X, Y & Z
The relevant data for the year is as below :
Compute the overhead absorption rate per hour in respect of the production deparments after doing
1 secondary allocation
What will be the Total cost of an article per unit that passes through the 3 depts for 2,3 and 4 hours
2 if its matl cost is RS 80/ unit and direct lab cost is Rs 40/ unit
Prob 4.6 BB has 3 production departments A, B, C and 2 service departments X and Y. The foll is the data for 2014
The following are the estimated figures for 2014
Rent and rates 4,000
Power 2,500
Depreciation - Machinery 1,000
Other exps & sundries 9,000
following are the other relevant details available :
Details Total A B C X Y
Floor space (Sq Mts) 2,000 500 250 500 250 500
Cost of Machinery (lacs) 100 20 40 20 10 10
MC Hours 9,000 1,000 2,000 4,000 1,000 1,000
Horse power of M/C 150 50 40 20 15 25
Direct Material 10,000 1,000 2,000 4,000 2,000 1,000
Direct Wages 18,000 5,000 2,000 8,000 1,000 2,000
Mc Cost * Mc Hrs 200,000 20,000 80,000 80,000 10,000 10,000
HP of MC's * MC Hrs 250,000 50,000 80,000 80,000 15,000 25,000
Exps are to be allocated as below :
Details Total A B C X Y
X 100.0% 45.0% 15.0% 30.0% 10.0%
Y 100.0% 60.0% 35.0% 5.0%
2
Dept X Dept Y Dept Z Total
factory Ohs 124,000 230,000 546,000 900,000
Direct 160,000 241,500 199,500 601,000
No of Lab hrs 80,000 115,000 105,000 300,000
13,778
61,200
X Y
500 1,000
150 250
50 50
500 1,000
2,000 1,000
1,000 2,000
4,200 5,300
Process costing
Little Gadener produces 2 departments namely ; Mixing and packing to preapre plant food.
Material is added at the start of each process. There is no ending WIP in packing dept
Unit Info (Gallons) Mixing Packing
Beginning WIP 2,000 0 Cost added during the year
Started during the month 60,000 61,000 Dir Matl
Ending WIP (Mixing 100%
Mat: 60% Lab/ OH's) 1,000 0 Dir Lab
Mfg Exps
Cost info at the beginning Transferred in cost
Dir Matl 4,000 0
Dir Lab 800 0
Mfg OH 1,120 0
Trfd in cost 0 0
0
Clo WIP - Mat 20,000 100% 20,000 80,000 160,000 2.0
Clo WIP - Lab 20,000 50% 10,000 70,000 70,000 1.0
Clo WIP - OH/s 20,000 50% 10,000 70,000 210,000 3.0
e plant food.
ng dept
Mixing Packing
during the year
120,000 18,300
30,000 3,050
42,000 6,100
0 ?
Details No % compl Equival Unit
0
Clo WIP - Mat 1,000 100% 1,000 62,000 124,000 2.000
Clo WIP - Lab 1,000 60% 600 61,600 30,800 0.500
Clo WIP - OH/s 1,000 60% 600 61,600 43,120 0.700
Mixing Packing
during the year
120,000 18,300
30,000 3,050
42,000 6,100
0 ?
0
Clo WIP - Mat 100% 0 61,000 213,500 3.500
Clo WIP - Lab 60% 0 61,000 3,050 0.050
Clo WIP - OH/s 60% 0 61,000 6,100 0.100
Amount
120,000
60,000
180,000
s
40,000
10,000
30,000
440,000
Amount
122,000
30,500
42,700
195,200
2,000
300
420
197,920
Amount
213,500
3,050
6,100
0
0
0
222,650
17.3 X Y Z Ltd supplies the following data for the year ending 31st dec 2009
sales 200000
V cost 120000
Fixed cost 30000
MOS
17.8 The profit volume ratio of escorts limited is 50% and the Margin of safety is 40%
Work out the net profir and the BEP if the Sales volme is Rs 10 lacs
PV Ratio 50%
MOS 40%
Sales Value (Rs) 1,000,000
Sales 1,000,000
Contribution 500,000
F Cost 300,000
Profit 200,000
Suppose price is reduced from Rs 75 to rs 60 variable cost is Rs 50 per unit
Fixed cost if rs 10,000 calculate the MOS (%). The existing sales is Rs 60,000
Now Now
Price 75 60
V cost 50 50
Contribution 25 10
State which of the 2 to manufacture if the critical factor is (i) Labout time (ii) Sales value
Prod A Prod B
Sale price 100.0 110.0
V cost
Direct material 24.0 14.0
Direct Labour 6.0 9.0
Var OH's 8.0 12.0
Total variable cost 38.0 35.0
Contribution 62.0 75.0
Profit 4900.0
Op bal 0
Add Mfg cost 1,100 7.0 7,700
Fixed Mfg exps 2,200
Total Woks cost 9.0 9,900
Goods sold 0
Add new 1,000 9,000
Add S& D (Var) 0.5 500
Add S & D (Fix) 400
COS 9,900
sales 15.0 15,000
Prime cost DM + DL + DE
Factory cost PC + IM + IL + IE
Calculate factory cost from the following
Particulars:
OB/ clo bal of RM 20,000 25,000
Material Purchased 65,000
Productive wages 20,000
Direct Expenses 5,000
Consumable stores 2,000
Oil grease/Lubricating 500
Salary of a factory manager 6,000
Fact (Non-Prod) wages 1,000
Factory rent 2,000
Repair and Depreciation o Machine used in
prod 600
Fc + Admin Ohs + OB
Cost of Prod FG - CB FG
Cost of Sales CP + SD O/Hs
From the following information, prepare a
cost sheet for period ended on 31st March 2006.
Opening stock of raw material 1,250
Purchases of raw material 9,200
Closing stock of raw material 850
Outsourced materials 11,900
Direct wages 8,800
Direct expenses 1,200
Factory overheads % of direct wages 19.33%
Admin O/Hs - % of factory cost 15.06%
Overhead alocation
Customs auto manufactures parts for antique cars. Each customer order is treated as a unique
job
co has 2 jobs now : No 9823 & 9824 that are complete but Overheads have not been applied.
The co has 3 methods of applying Overheads to Jobs (i) Direct Labour Cost (ii) Direct labour Hrs
(iii) Machien Hours. The estimates for the current year are as below :-
Total Job 9823
Direct Labour cost ($) 300,000 1,000
End of October, the co had $ 20,000 worth of Raw material in Inventory. Besides, jobs
281 and 282 were in process and job 279 was already completed. The job cost sheets
were as follows. There were no other jobs in the montj
End octber
Job No Dir Matl ($) Dir Lab ($) Overheads
Works Cost (bef adj for Under/Over absorbed OH's) and bef
Ad/S&D
Admin OH's
Selling and distribution OH's
Mfg Overheads are applied using a Pre-determined rate of 75% of the Direct labour cost. Act
Lab cost
was $ 700,000. Actual Overhead cost was $ 450,000. The ending balances in the invenotry a/cs
Calculate the Net revenue after applying Over/under applied OH's to COS
Calculate the Net revenue after applying Over/under applied OH's to resp Inv accounts (RM.
WIP, FG)
Discuss the Impact of the alternative
treatmentts
The controller of a furniture co has gathered the following data for the month of N
Labour Job 77 Job 78
Direct Labour hours 3,500 3,000
Labour costs -Dir Labour
Labour costs -Indir Labour
Labour costs -Supervisory
Materials
Inventory - Nov 1 - RM
Inventory - Nov 1 - WIP (only job 77)
Inventory - Nov 1 - FG
Purchases - RM
Purchases - Indir Matl
Diect materials & supplies used for prodn 45,000 37,500
Job 77 Job 78
Supplies -
Bld related costs - Factory facilities
Bldg related costs - Sales offices
Bldg related costs - Admin offices
firm uses a job costing system. Direct labour hours are used as the cost drivers for O/H application
In Dec of the Prev year, the co hsd prepared the following budget for dir labour and Mfg OH's for the Cur ye
The installed capacity of the plant is 150,000 dir lab hours. But the co estimates the utilised capacity as 120
during thethe
Calculate month of Nov jobsOh
predetermined 77 rate
and to
78 be
were completed
applied for the current
year.
Calculate the cost of Job no 77
Prime cost
Inventory - Op - RM
Add Purchses
Inventory - Clo- RM
Materials consumed
Direct labour
Direct Exps - Hire chgs spl M/c
Prime cost
32,000
Prime cost
Inventory - Op - RM
Add Purchses
Inventory - Clo- RM
Materials consumed
Direct labour
Direct Exps -
Prime cost
Mfg O/H's Cons stores
Oil / grease
Salary -fact Mgr
RM Opening
Add Purchases (RM 1)
Clo Bal (RM)
OP WIP
Add Material consumed
Add Outsourced Matl
add Direct Labour
Direct expenses
Mfg exps applied (pre det rate)
Less CB WIP
Works cost / cost Of Mfr
OB Fin goods
Add Works cost
Add Admin exps
Less Clo Bal (FG)
Cost of goods sold
Add S& D Expss
Add Under / Less Overabsorption
Net cost of sales
Prodit
Sale Value
OB FG
Units Produced
CB FG
Net sold
Cost of gods sold Total/ Unit
Detals
is treated as a unique
Direct Labour cost ($) Direct labour cost
ave not been applied. Direct Labour Hours Overheads (Sans Dep) 50,000
ost (ii) Direct labour Hrs Machine Hours Depreciation 75% 150,000
Job 9824 Exps Incurred directly Based ob Direct Lab Cost 200,000
2,000 Based ob Direct Lab hours
$ Revenue
2,500,000 Works cost
32,000
80,000
48,000 Overabsorbed
Total
541,000
606,000 10000 50500
671,000
259 260
9,000
6,000 3,500 14500
750,000
1,650,000
l 2,150,000
8,400
11,700
4,552,800 4,552,800
4,553,400
Job 9823 Job 9824
1,000 2,000
667 1,333
11,200 11,200
3,750 3,250
1,667 3,333
12,200 13,200
4,750 5,250
RM Opening 12,625
Add Purchases (RM 1) 48,750
Clo Bal (RM) (13,750)
Consumption of RM for the pe 47,625
OP WIP 10,125
Add Material consumed 47,625
Add Outsourced Matl
add Direct Labour 98,750
Direct expenses 3,875
Mfg exps applied (pre det rate 72,500 4,500 6,125 2,625 3,000 7,500
Less CB WIP (10,375)
Works cost / cost Of Mfr 218,625
529,000
RM 8,000 8,000
WIP 45,000 45,000
FG 0
120,000
64,000
130,000
531,000 529,000
2,000
531,000 531,000
orption infor
OP Clo Net (Abs) OB Addb Fin cons under
130,000 262,000 132,000 20,000 120,000 140,000 8,000
40,000 104,000 64,000 0 64,000
80,000 208,000 128,000 0 130,000 130,000 2,000
250,000 574,000 324,000 10,000
Act absorbed
2,500,000
1,000,000 1,000,000
600,000 600,000
400,000 400,000
700,000
1 450,000 525,000
2,290,000 2,365,000
(75,000)
2,290,000 2,290,000
Job 77 Job 78 Job 79
Dir lab hours 3,500 3,000 2,000 8,500
Lab cost - dir lab Abs 84,000 72,000 48,000 204,000
204,865
68,625
36,250 4,750
6,375
Total A B C D
Floor area 500 180 120 100 70
No. of Employees 60 20 15 12 8
HP of Machines 1500 600 400 500 0
Value of Plant 750,000 240,000 200,000 160,000 100,000
No. of Light Points 80 30 20 15 10
Total
Meerut Mfg company has severaal prod lines (incl ' krish" that are
processed thru 3 depts - X, Y & Z. The relevant data for the year are as
below : Details
Power 3,000
Depreciation - Machinery 20,000
Other exps & sundries 20,000
following are the other relevant details available :
Details Total X Y Z A
Floor space (Sq Mts) 10,000 2,000 2,500 3,000 2,000
Light points (Nos) 120 20 30 40 20
Direct Wages 20,000 6,000 4,000 6,000 3,000
Horse Power of Machines 300 120 60 100 20
Cost of Machinery 100,000 24,000 32,000 40,000 2,000
Working Hours 10,740 4,670 3,020 3,050
Compute the OH absorption rate/ hour in respect of the production deparments after doing secondary allocation
Find the total cost of an article per unit passing through the 3 depts for 2,3 and 4 hours.
The material cost is RS 80/ unit and direct lab cost is Rs 40/ unit for this article
BB has 3 production departments A, B, C and 2 service departments X and Y. The foll is the data for 2014
The following are the estimated figures for 2014
Rent and rates 4,000
Power used by Macines 2,500
Depreciation - Machinery 1,000
Other exps & sundries 9,000
following are the other relevant details available :
Details Total A B C
Floor space (Sq Mts) 2,000 500 250 500
Cost of Machinery (lacs) 100 20 40 20
MC Hours 9,000 1,000 2,000 4,000
Horse power of M/C 150 50 40 20
Direct Material 10,000 1,000 2,000 4,000
Direct Wages 18,000 5,000 2,000 8,000
Mc Cost * Mc Hrs 200,000 20,000 80,000 80,000
HP of MC's * MC Hrs 250,000 50,000 80,000 80,000
Exps are to be allocated as below :
Details Total A B C
X 100.00% 45.00% 15.00% 30.00%
Y 100.00% 60.00% 35.00%
Show the distribution of overheads to various departments (primary allocation)
Compute the overhead absorption rate per hour in respect of the production deparments after doing
secondary allocation
Composite bases
cost * MC hours 200,000 20,000 80,000 80,000
HP * MC Hrs 250,000 50,000 80,000 80,000
E
30
5
0
50,000
5
D E
700 300
1,000 500
0 0
800 500
100 50
2,600 1,350
X Y Z Plant total
1,000 2,000
2,000 1,000
92500
3,150
95650
9661.616
4116.162
Div A Div B Total
Sales 10,000 15,000 25,000
Total Cost 11,000 13,000 24,000 (*) incl CEO salary 14,000
Profit (1,000) 2,000 1,000
When reworked
Div A Div B Total
Sales 10,000 15,000 25,000
V cost 4,000 6,000 10,000
Contribution 6,000 9,000 15,000
W/ out DIV A
Loss in contr 6,000
W/ Our div B
loss of Cont 9,000
Variable mfg
cost per unit 7 Var cost/ unit 7.5
Fixed Mfg OH's
(Total) 2200 Contribution 7.5
Var S& D OH's/
Unit 0.5
Fixed S& D
OH's (Total) 400 Total contribut 1000 7500
Selling price /
Unit 15 Less fixed cost
Prepare Incoem statement under Fixed Mfg 2200
absorption costing
Prepare Incoem statement under marginal Fixed S&D 400
costing
Explain the differnece in Profit under the 2 2600
methos, if any Net profit 4900
Now Now
Price 75 60
V cost 50 50
Contribution 25 10
Sale 75 60
VC 50 50
Contr 25 10
FC 10,000 10,000
PV ratio 33.3% 60000
FC / PV 30000
Fc/ Cont (sale No 400
MOS 30,000 0
17.10The variable cost structure of a prodcut manufactured by a company is as under for the prev Last year
Sale price 270
Material 120 Material 120
Labour 30 Labour 30
Overheads (varia 12 Overheads 12
1 New Sale price for the upcoming year if the existing P/V ratio is to be maintained
2 No of units to be sold to maintain the same level of profits as last year, if Selling price cant
be increased
3 If there is an order that is to be mandatorily secured, what is the lowest price that can be
quoted during the current year
The following
data is given Prod A
Prod A Prod B SP 100
Direct
material 24 14 V cost
Direct lab
cost / Hr 6 9 D matl 24
Var OH @ Rs 4
/ Hour 8 12 D lab 12
Selling Price 100 110 V OH 8
Standard Time
for prodn 2 3 VC / Unit 44
Cont/ Unit 56
State which of the 2 to manufacture if the
critical factor is (i) Labout time (ii) Sales
value
Cont/ Lab time 28
Cont / sale
value 56.0%
For past 3 yrs, Rhetorix Inc has produced the model X100 stereos sold in pairs
Sale (2500 units * $ 900) 1
The model is in demand and the co can sell as many pairs as they produce V cost assembly 5
The selling price per pair is $ 900. The Variable cost of prod in $ 300 V cost Others
Fixed costs per year are 4 720,000 V cost / Unit
Contribution / Unit
each pair of speakers requires 5 hours of assembly time. Contribution / Assembly hour
currently the co has 5 assembly workers who are highly skilled and can work a Total contrib 2500
totla of 12,500 hour in a year
The co finds it difficult to hire additional assembly workers at the current rate F Cost
of $ 40 / Hour, with the skilled needed to assemble x 100 Profit
Jurgis rand, the owner is considerin offering assmebly workers an overtime premium of
$ 20 per hour. (wages in excess of regular wages) to get them to work more than 12500 hours/year
Increase in profit
In thinking about how muc to offer, jurgis's calculations are as below Increase in Units
Increase in assembly hours
Sale (2500 units 2500 900 2250000 Incre in Profit/ incr assem hour
Less V cost 2500 300 750000
Less F cost 720000
Profit 780000
Profit/ assembly 12500 62.4
Jurgis feels that this is a great deal. The workers make an extra $ 20 per hour and I make
an extra $ 42.40 / hour
qns 1How much would the profit truly increase per hour if the assembly workers are available at the
present wage rate for additional production too
2 compare ans above with Jurgis' calcuations and find the flaw in his reasoning
3 suppose Jurgis pays the overtime arte, what will be the increase in profits
(S-V) Q - FC = Profit Sale price/ Unit S MOS
(S-V) Q = FC V cost/ Unit V
(S - BEP)/ S = MOS 1- (BEP/S) MOS Q Quantity in nos
BEP/ (1- MOS) = S (1-MOS) BEP /S FC Fixed cost (Total)
BEP = S (1-MOS)
Selling Price (Rs) V cost (Rs) / Contri (Rs) / Fixed cost (Rs) Capacity
Sales (In Units) / unit Unit unit (Total) (Units) BEP (Units)
Selling Price (Rs) V cost (Rs) / Contri (Rs) / Fixed cost (Rs) Capacity
Sales (In Units) / unit Unit unit (Total) (Units) BEP (Units)
Selling Price (Rs) V cost (Rs) / Contri (Rs) / Fixed cost (Rs) Capacity
Sales (In Units) / unit Unit unit (Total) (Units) BEP (Units)
Selling Price (Rs) V cost (Rs) / Contri (Rs) / Fixed cost (Rs) Capacity
Sales (In Units) / unit Unit unit (Total) (Units) BEP (Units)
(5,000)
2,500
2,000
1,500
Sale
Tot Cost
1,000
500
0
0 200400
FC
10%
200,000
120,000
80,000
33,000
47,000
40.0%
82,500
33,000
58.8%
15000
Total
4,050,000
1,800,000
450,000
180,000
0
2,430,000
1,620,000
1,400,000
220,000
Prod B
110
14
27
12
53
57
19
51.8%
900
40
mbly hours
Margin of safety %
Sales (In Selling Price V cost (Rs) / Contri (Rs) / Fixed cost (Rs) Capacity
MOS (%) Units) (Rs) / unit Unit unit (Total) (Units)
Sales (In Selling Price V cost (Rs) / Contri (Rs) / Fixed cost (Rs) Capacity
MOS (%) Units) (Rs) / unit Unit unit (Total) (Units)
Sales (In Selling Price V cost (Rs) / Contri (Rs) / Fixed cost (Rs) Capacity
MOS (%) Units) (Rs) / unit Unit unit (Total) (Units)
Sales (In Selling Price V cost (Rs) / Contri (Rs) / Fixed cost (Rs) Capacity
MOS (%) Units) (Rs) / unit Unit unit (Total) (Units)
600 25.00%
200 20.00%
600 40.0%
450 10.00%
350 20.00%
240 10.00%
450 25.00%
450
2,400 25.00%
300 25.00%
800 20.0%
375 25.00%
600 20.00%
960 10.00%
450 25.00%
450 25.00%
ABX ltd produces and sells a single product. Sales Budget for 2006 is given hereunder
Opening Inventory is 4,000 Units and closing inventory is 6, 500 units
Production is customarily expected to provide for 2/3rds of the current quarter's sales
and 1/3rd of next quarter sales. Thus, production anticipates sales by a month 0.67
0.33
No of units to
Quarter be sold
I 12,000
II 15,000
III 16,500
Iv 18,000
are as below
AQ at AM AR Total AQ in AM SR Total
P 10,000 19 190,000 10,000 20 200,000
0 0
Q 8,500 42 357,000 8,500 40 340,000
0 0 0 0
R 4,500 65 292,500 4,500 60 270,000
23,000 839,500 23,000 810,000
Loss
Net 20,000 41.98 839,500 20,000 40.50 810,000
Actual production for the period was 20,000 Kgs. The actual materials used and the prices thereof
are as below
AQ at AM AR Total AQ in AM SR Total
A 4,500 21 94,500 4,500 20 90,000
0 0
B 1,500 8 12,000 1,500 10 15,000
0 0 0 0
C 1,500 6 9,000 1,500 5 7,500
7,500 115,500 7,500 112,500
Loss
Net 5,600 20.63 115,500 5,600 20.09 112,500
The following are the standards for a job expected to be completed in 30 weeks Actual details ae as below. The job t
are as below
Labour Quantity Std
Weekly wage
No of workers rate (Rs)
Skilled 2,250.00 60 60
Semi 1,350.00 40 40
UnSkilled 1,800.00 30 30
Total (gross) 5,400.00
Loss 0.00
Nwt 1.00
AQ at AM AR Total AQ in AM SR Total
Skilled 2,240 70 156,800 2,240 60 134,400
0 0
Semi 960 50 48,000 960 40 38,400
0 0 0 0
UnSkilled 2,560 20 51,200 2,560 30 76,800
5,760 256,000 5,760 249,600
Loss
Net 1 256,000.00 256,000 1 249,600.00 249,600
Act Bdt
0 Act days
Act Hrs / day
0 Act Hrs (Total)
1,800 2,000.0
AQ in AM AR Total AQ at AM SR Total
AQ in AM AR Total AQ at AM SR Total
AQ in AM AR Total AQ at AM SR Total
1800 2000
31,000 30,000
BEP 40,000
ual production for the period was 20,000 Kgs. The actual materials used and the prices
reof as below :
Calculate the (a) Matl cost Variance (b) Matl Price Variance (c ) Matl Mix Var and (d) Mat Yield Var
Act input in std prop Std input for act prod
AQ in SM SR SR SQ/ SM SR SR
9,409 20 188,182 9,000 20 180,000
0
8,364 40 334,545 8,000 40 320,000
0 0 0
5,227 60 313,636 5,000 60 300,000
23,000 836,364 22,000 800,000
26,364
(10,000)
(36,364)
(39,500)
ual production for the period was 20,000 Kgs. The actual materials used and the prices
reof
60 7500
Material Quantity Std rate / Kg
Kgs Rs
P 4,500 21 60.0%
Q 1,500 8 20.0%
R 1,500 6 20.0%
Total (gross) 7,500
Loss 1,900
Nwt 5,600
Calculate the (a) Matl cost Variance (b) Matl Price Variance (c ) Matl Mix Var and (d) Mat Yield Var
Act input in std prop
AQ in SM SR SR SQ/ SM SR SR
3,750 20 75,000 3,500 20 70,000
0
2,250 10 22,500 2,100 10 21,000
0 0 0
1,500 5 7,500 1,400 5 7,000
7,500 105,000 7,000 98,000
(7,500)
(14,500)
(7,000)
(17,500)
Calculate the (a) Total Lab cost Variance (b) Lab Rate Variance (c ) Lab Mix Var and (d) Lab Yield Var
Act input in std prop Std input for act prod
AQ in SM SR SR SQ/ SM SR SR
2,400 60 144,000 2,250 60 135,000
0
1,440 40 57,600 1,350 40 54,000
0 0 0
1,920 30 57,600 1,800 30 54,000
5,760 259,200 5,400 243,000
9,600
(6,600)
(16,200)
(13,000)
2,200.0 2,150.0
(50.0) (25.0)
2,200.0 2,150.0
200.0
(50.0)
ual production for the period was 20,000 Kgs. The actual materials used and the prices
reof
as below
SQ (for act
AQ in SM SR Total prod) in SM SR Total
26,364
(36,364)
(39,500)
(10,000)
ual production for the period was 20,000 Kgs. The actual materials used and the prices
reof
60 7500
Material Quantity Std rate / Kg
Kgs Rs
P 4,500 21 94,500 60.0%
Q 1,500 8 12,000 20.0%
R 1,500 6 9,000 20.0%
Total (gross) 7,500
Loss 1,900 115,500
Nwt 5,600 20.63
Calculate the (a) Matl cost Variance (b) Matl Price Variance (c ) Matl Mix Var and (d) Mat Yield Var
Act input in std prop
SQ (for act
AQ in SM SR Total prod) in SM SR Total
105,000 98,000
7,500 7,000
(7,500)
(7,000)
(17,500)
(14,500)
Calculate the (a) Total Lab cost Variance (b) Lab Rate Variance (c ) Lab Mix Var
and (d) Lab Yield Var
SQ (for act
AQ in SM SR Total prod) in SM SR Total
259,200 243,000
5,760 5,400
9,600
(16,200)
(13,000)
(6,600)
2200 2150
125
200.0
(50.0)
32,400 31,500
3,000
2,400
(900)
Qtr 1 Quarter 2 Qtr 3 Qtr 4
2,125.0
2,125.0
Std for act output
AbsorBed
2,125.0
(25.0)
Std for act output
AbsorBed
5.00
2125
(25.0)
1.00
33,000
1,500
18,000
800,000
Master Budget
following are the figures for the 4th quarter of 2014
Sales of Bug spray 500,000
Less v cost of spray 280,000
contr margin 220,000
Less fixed prod cost 90,000
fixed S & D/ Admin 50,000 140,000
Income bef taxes 80,000
Income taxes 40% 32,000
Variable costs alone are included in Inventory. Fixed costs are treated
period costs and charged to revenue
Co's Balance sheet as at the end of the 4th quarter of 2014
Fixed production costs (Other than Rs. 5,000
Sales and Var costs are to increase by 7% by 1.5%. Cash Fixed production exps are pai
All sales are on credit. 50 % collected in the next quarter Fixed Admin costs (Other than Rs. 3,000/ -
Var costs cmprise of 40% material, 40$ Dir labour and 20% Var Ohs Cash Fixed production exps are paid in the g
Materials are purchased on credit. 40 % of matl cost is o/st at the end of The tax rate is 40%. All taxes are paid for in
Dir labour and dir exps are paid in full in each quarter and there are no
O/st hereunder No Purchase of fixed assets was made in th
prepare a budgete
New Quarter
Sales of Bug spray 500,000 7% 535,000 60%
40% Less v cost - Matl 112,000 7% 119,840 60%
40% Less v cost - Labour 112,000 7% 119,840
20% Less V Cost -Exp 56,000 7% 59,920
contr margin 220,000 235,400
Less fixed prod cost- Dep 5,000 5,000
Less fixed prod cost- others 85,000 1.50% 86,275
All sales are on credit. 50 % collected in the next quarter Fixed Admin costs (Other than Rs. 3,000/ - of
Var costs cmprise of 40% material, 40$ Dir labour and 20% Var Ohs Cash Fixed production exps are paid in the give
Materials are purchased on credit. 40 % of matl cost is o/st at the end of every
quarter The tax rate is 40%. All taxes are paid for in ful
Dir labour and dir exps are paid in full in each quarter and there are no O/st
hereunder No Purchase of fixed assets was made in the fir
Fixed production costs (Other than Rs. 5,000/ - of Depreciation) are expected
to increase by 1.5% prepare a budgete
Following are the stds for an output of 1,00o Kgs of a finised Product
Std rate /
Material Quantity Kg
Kgs Rs
P 450 20 9,000
Q 400 40 16,000
R 250 60 15,000
Total (gross) 1,100
Loss 100 40,000
Net 1,000 Unit Cost 40
AQ in AM AR Total AQ at AM SR
AQ in AM AR Total AQ at AM SR
AQ in AM AR Total AQ at AM SR
Overhead Var
Act Bud / Std
Working days 22 20
man hours 4,300 4,000
OH abs rate Per Unit of
Prod 5
0
425 4.24 1,800 400 5
0
Overhead Var
Act Bud / Std
Working days 27 25
man hours 31,500 30,000
OH abs rate Per Lab Hr 1
Act Bdgt
0
31,500 0.98 31,000 30,000 1
0
330,000 330,000
Fixed production costs (Other than Rs. 5,000/ - of Depreciation) are expected to increase
by 1.5%. Cash Fixed production exps are paid in the given quarter abd there are no O/ ST
Fixed Admin costs (Other than Rs. 3,000/ - of Depreciation) are expected to increase by 3%
Cash Fixed production exps are paid in the given quarter abd there are no O/ ST
The tax rate is 40%. All taxes are paid for in full in each quarter
Addn Dedn CB
Accounts Payable 44,800 119,840 116,704 47,936 Cash
Retained earnings 175,000 55,629 230,629 account receiva
Common stock 110,200 110,200 Total CA
Fixtures and Eqp
less Acc Depr
330,000 388,765
Cash Budget
O/ Bal 30,000 A/cs Payable 116,704
Drs 517,500 Labour 119,840
V cost - exps 59,920
330,000 330,000
Cash Fixed production exps are paid in the given quarter abd there are no O/ ST
Fixed Admin costs (Other than Rs. 3,000/ - of Depreciation) are expected to increase by 3%
Cash Fixed production exps are paid in the given quarter abd there are no O/ ST
The tax rate is 40%. All taxes are paid for in full in each quarter
OB
Recbl
Actual production for the period was 20,000 Kgs. The actual materials used and the
prices thereof are as below
(29,500)
26,364
(10,000)
Actual production for the period was 20,000 Kgs. The actual materials used and the
prices thereof are as below
(3,000)
(7,500)
(14,500)
Actual production for the period was 20,000 Kgs. The actual materials used and the
prices thereof are as below
(6,400)
9,600
(6,600)
Absorbed Ohs
OH cost var - Actual Ohs
Bdgt Var Bdgt Ohs - Act Ohs
Absorbed Ohs
Volume Var - Bdgt Ohs
Capa Var Std Ohs - Rev Bdgt Ohs
Calender Var Rev Bdgt Hrs - Bdgtd Hrs
Absorbed Ohs
Efficiency Var - Std Ohs
0 0
2,000 440 5 2,200 430 5
0 0
200
125
200
Absorbed Ohs
OH cost var - Actual Ohs
Bdgt Var Bdgt Ohs - Act Ohs
Absorbed Ohs
Volume Var - Bdgt Ohs
Capa Var Std Ohs - Rev Bdgt Ohs
Calender Var Rev Bdgt Hrs - Bdgtd Hrs
Absorbed Ohs
Efficiency Var - Std Ohs
0 0
30,000 32,400 1 32,400 31,500 1
0 0
(1,000)
3,000
2,400
Addn Dedn CB
30,000 79,265
250,000 535,000 517,500 267,500
280,000
130,000
(80,000) (8,000) 0 42,000
330,000 388,765
OB Addn Ded CB
30,000 79,265
250,000 535,000 517500 267,500
280,000 535,000 517,500 346,765
130,000 130,000
80,000 8,000 88,000
330,000 527,000 517,500 388,765
Cash Book
30,000
517500 payable 116,704
Labour 119,840
V Ohs 59,920
Prod OH 86,275
Admin Oh 48,410
Tax paid 37,086
547,500 468,235
Bal 79,265
terials used and the
180,000
320,000
300,000
800,000
(36,364)
terials used and the
70,000
21,000
7,000
98,000
(7,000)
135,000
54,000
54,000
243,000
(16,200)
Absorbed (SQ for the given Output) *
e given Input SR
0 0
2,150 425 5 2,125
0 0
(50)
(25)
0 0
31,500 33,000 1 33,000
0 0
(900)
1,500
following are the figures for the 4th quarter of 2014
Sales of Bug spray 500,000
Less v cost of spray 280,000
contr margin 220,000
Less fixed prod cost 90,000
fixed S & D/ Admin 50,000 140,000
Income bef taxes 80,000
Income taxes 40% 32,000
Variable costs alone are included in Inventory. Fixed costs are treated
period costs and charged to revenue
Co's Balance sheet as at the end of the 4th quarter of 2014
Fixed production costs (Other than R
Sales and Var costs are to increase by 7% by 1.5%. Cash Fixed production exps
All sales are on credit. 50 % collected in the next quarter Fixed Admin costs (Other than Rs. 3,
Var costs cmprise of 40% material, 40$ Dir labour and 20% Var Ohs Cash Fixed production exps are paid
Materials
Dir labour and dir exps are paid in full in each quarter and there are no O/st The tax rate is 40%. All taxes are paid
are purchased on credit. 40 % of matl cost is o/st at the end of ever
hereunder No Purchase of fixed assets was mad
prepare a b
330,000 330,000
Fixed production costs (Other than Rs. 5,000/ - of Depreciation) are expected to increase
by 1.5%. Cash Fixed production exps are paid in the given quarter abd there are no O/ ST
Fixed Admin costs (Other than Rs. 3,000/ - of Depreciation) are expected to increase by 3%
Cash Fixed production exps are paid in the given quarter abd there are no O/ ST
The tax rate is 40%. All taxes are paid for in full in each quarter
No Purchase of fixed assets was made in the first quarter of 2015
prepare a budgeted P&L , cash flow and B/Sheet
OB
Recbl
Cost Var = Bdgt Var + Vol Var
Absorbed
OH cost var Ohs - Actual Ohs
Bdgt Var Bdgt Ohs - Act Ohs
Absorbed
Volume Var Ohs - Bdgt Ohs
Capa Var Std Ohs - Rev Bdgt Ohs
(1,000)
3,000
2,400
OB Add Ded
30,000 79,265
250,000 535,000 517,500 267,500
280,000 535,000 517,500 346,765
130,000 130,000
80,000 8,000 88,000
0
330,000 388,765
l
Cash
30,000 Payable 116,704
517,500 VC Lab 119,840
VC - Exp 59,920
Prod OH 86,275
Admin OH 48,410
Tax 37,086
(900)
1,500
The following data is for Heartstrings , a greeting card Mfr
$
Serv Dept costs 50,000
Dir lab wages 242,500
Dir lab - fringe benefits 47,500
Indir Lab - fringe benefit 15,000
Fringe benefit - Prod supervisor 4,500
Total O/T prem paid (above normal rate) 27,500
Idle time cost : Prod dept 20,000
Admin costs 75,000
Office Rent - Sales personnel 7,500
Sales commission 2,500
Prod promotion costs 5,000
Direct material used 1,050,000
Advt exp 49,500
Depr - Fdactory building 57,500
Cost of FG Inventory - Yr end 57,500
Indirect labour - Wages 70,000
Prod supervisor's salary 22,500
11,500
2 Determine the missing amounts in the following cases
Details Case A Case B Case C
Sales 0 0 240,000
Opening Inventory - RM 0 60,000 7,500
Clo Inventroy - RM 180,000 0 15,000
Purcahse of RM 200,000 255,000 0
Direct Mterial used (consumed) 140,000 285,000 0
Direct labour 0 300,000 62,500
Mfg O/H's 500,000 80,000
Total Mfg costs 1,040,000 1,035,000 170,000
OP inv - WIP 70,000 60,000
Clo inv - WIP 105,000 2,500
Cost of goods Mfd 1,050,000 175,000
OP inv - FG 100,000 120,000
Cost of goods available for sale 185,000
Clo Inv - FG 12,500
Cost of goods sold 1,090,000 990,000
Gross margin 510,000 510,000
Selling & Admin O/H's 225,000
Income before taxes 300,000 45,000
Income Tax 80,000 135,000
Income after Taxes 27,500
Direct Material Inner
Add OP Inv - RM
Add Purchases
Total RM available for Use
Less Clo Inv of RM
Raw Material used (cons/ Dir matl used) 1,050,000
Mfg Overheads
Indirect Material
Indirect Labour - wages 70,000
Indir Labour - O/T Prem paid for Dir/Ind Lab 27,500
Idle time cost 20,000
Indirect Labour - fringe benefits 15,000
Prod Supervisor's remn - Salary 22,500
Prod Supervisor's remn - fringe benefits 4,500
Indirect Exps - Dep 57,500
Indirect Exps - Others 50,000
Mfg OH/s - others
Total Mfg O/Hs 267,000
Total Mfg cost / works cost / factory cost 1,607,000
Total conversion cost (lab + OH's) 557,000
Add FG - OP Inv
Add Cost of goods Mfd 1,607,000
Less FG - Clo Inv 57,500
Cost of Goods sold 1,549,500
Direct Material
Add OP Inv - RM 40,000
Add Purchases 180,000
Less Clo Inv of RM 25,000
Raw Material used (cons/ Dir matl used) 195,000
Mfg Overheads
Indirect Material 10,000
Indirect Labour 15,000
Indirect Exps - Dep 60,000
Mfg OH'' - others 40,000
Total Mfg O/Hs 80,000 205,000
Total Mfg cost / works cost / factory cost 600,000
Mfg Overheads
Indirect Material
Indirect Labour 109,000
Indirect Exps - Dep 60,000
Indirect Exps - Others
Mfg OH'' - others 344,000
Total Mfg O/Hs 513,000
Total Mfg cost / works cost / factory cost 939,600
Direct labour
Direct labour -fringe benefits
Direct Exps
Prime cost
Mfg Overheads
Indirect Material
Indirect Labour - wages
Indir Labour - O/T Prem paid for Dir/Ind Lab
Idle time cost
Indirect Labour - fringe benefits
Prod Supervisor's remn - Salary
Prod Supervisor's remn - fringe benefits
57,500 Indirect Exps - Dep
Indirect Exps - Others
Mfg OH/s - others
Total Mfg O/Hs
Total Mfg cost / works cost / factory cost
Total conversion cost (lab + OH's)
Add FG - OP Inv
Add Cost of goods Mfd
Less FG - Clo Inv
Cost of Goods sold
Direct Material
Add OP Inv - RM
Add Purchases
Less Clo Inv of RM
Raw Material used (cons/ Dir matl used)
Direct labour
Direct Exps
Prime cost
Mfg Overheads
Indirect Material
Indirect Labour
Indirect Exps - Dep
Indirect Exps - Others
Mfg OH'' - others
Total Mfg O/Hs
Total Mfg cost / works cost / factory cost
Add Op Inv - WIP
Add Mfg Cost / Works
Less Clo Inv - WIP
Cost of goods Manufactured
Add FG - OP Inv
Add Cost of goods Mfd
Less FG - Clo Inv
Cost of Goods sold
Sales Revenue
Less Cost of Goods sold
Gross Margin
Less Admin OH's
Less S& D O/H's
Income before Taxes
28.3% Tax
PAT
US
Direct Material
Add OP Inv - RM
Add Purchases
Less Clo Inv of RM
Raw Material used (cons/ Dir matl used)
Direct labour
Prime cost
Mfg Overheads
Indirect Material
Indirect Labour
Indirect Exps - Dep
Indirect Exps - Others
Mfg OH'' - others
Total Mfg O/Hs
Total Mfg cost / works cost / factory cost
Sales Revenue
80.56 CGS/Unit Less Cost of Goods sold
Gross Margin
Less Admin OH's
110.82 COS/ Unit Less S& D O/H's
Income before Taxes
40.0% Tax
PAT
Direct Material
7,500 Add OP Inv - RM
35,000 Add Purchases
15,000 Less Clo Inv of RM
27,500 Raw Material used (cons/ Dir matl used)
Direct Material
Add OP Inv - RM
Add Purchases
1,050,000 Total RM available for Use
Less Clo Inv of RM
242,500 Raw Material used (cons/ Dir matl used)
47,500
Direct labour
1,340,000 Direct labour -fringe benefits
Direct Exps
Prime cost
Direct Material
40,000 Add OP Inv - RM
90,000 Add Purchases
25,000 Total RM available for Use
105,000 Less Clo Inv of RM
Raw Material used (cons/ Dir matl used)
200,000
Direct labour
305,000 Direct Exps
Prime cost
Sales Revenue
Less Cost of Goods sold
Gross Margin
Less Selling exps
PBT
IT Exps
Net Income
Prod costs Period Costs
1,050,000
242,500
47,500
1,340,000
70,000
27,500
20,000
15,000
22,500
4,500
57,500 57,500
50,000
267,000
1,607,000 1,549,500 57,500
557,000
1,607,000
75,000 75,000
0
7,500 7,500
2,500 2,500
5,000 5,000
49,500 49,500
57,500 57,500
1,689,000
20,000 20,000
90,000 92,000
110,000 112,000
12,500 12,500
97,500 99,500
100,000 100,000
197,500 199,500
5,000 5,000
7,500 9,000
30,000 30,000
20,000 20,000
40,000 102,500 40,000
300,000 199,500
20,000 20,000
300,000 199,500
15,000 15,000
305,000 204,500
10,000 10,000
305,000 204,500
25,000 25,000
290,000 189,500
475,000 475,000
290,000 189,500
185,000 285,500
150,000 150,000
35,000 135,500
45,000 45,000
(10,000) 90,500
31,600 31,600
350,000 350,000
381,600 381,600
36,400 36,400
345,200 345,200
508,000 508,000
853,200 853,200
218,000 218,000
120,000 120,000
688,000 688,000
1,026,000 1,026,000
1,879,200 1,879,200
71,400 71,400
1,879,200 1,879,200
124,200 124,200
1,826,400 1,826,400
222,200 222,200
1,826,400 1,826,400
266,000 266,000
420,000 420,000
195,800 195,800
2,538,800 2,538,800
2,990,000 2,990,000
2,538,800 2,538,800
451,200 451,200
120,000 60,000 7,500
200,000 255,000 35,000
585,000 90,000
Golden state anticipates the following costs for the upcoming year.
% cost directly traceable
to clients OH
Prof staff salaries 2,500,000 80.0%
Admin staff 300,000 60.0%
Travel 250,000 90.0%
Photo copying 50,000 90.0%
Other Op cost 100,000 50.0%
3,200,000
The firms' partners want a profit of $ 6,40,000 and plan to add a % mark up to achieve the same
On March 10, JLR completed work on a project for Martin mfg. following costs were incurred.
3.56 Tiana, the controller for caesar glassware co, is in the process of analyzing the overhead
costs for november. She has gathered the following data.
Purchases
RM 135,000
Supplies (Indir Matl) 15,000
Dir Matl requisitined by Prod 45,000 37,500 25,500
Ind Matl requisitined by Prodn 12,000
RM Inv
3.6 Tele teck makes 2 differenr tyoes of color printers : viz. Basic and advanced
Current year cost estimates are as follows : Table " A " Below :
Each models needs 20 hours of direct labour
The basicsystem needs 5 hrs in dept A and 15 hrs in dept B
The advaced system needs 15 Hrs in dept A and 5 Hrs in dept B
The Overhead cost budgeted in the 2 departments are as in table " B " below ;
The firm’s management expects to operate at a level of 20,000 direct-labor hours in each production department
during the current year. (This estimate is based on the practical capacity of each department.)
Required:
If the firm prices each model of color printer at 10 percent over its cost, what will be the price of each model?
Suppose the company were to use departmental predetermined overhead rates. Calculate the rate for each of the
two production departments.
Compute
Compute the to
the price product cost offor
be charged each model
each using
model, the departmental
assuming O/H
the company rates calculated
continues in requirement
to price each product at (3).
10
percent above cost. Use the revised product costs calculated in requirement (4).
use a plantwide overhead rate or departmental rates. Consider the potential implications of the overhead rates and
the firm’s pricing policy. How might these considerations affect the firm’s ability to compete in the marketplace?
3.55 Tiana, the controller for caesar glassware co, is in the process of analyzing the overhead
costs for november. She has gathered the following data.
RM - OP inv 10,500
WIP - Op Inv 54,000
FG - OP Inv 112,500
Purchases
RM 135,000
Supplies (Indir Matl) 15,000
Dir Matl requisitined by Prod 45,000 37,500 25,500
Ind Matl requisitined by Prodn 12,000
RM - OP inv 10,500
WIP - Op Inv 54,000
FG - OP Inv 112,500
Purchases
RM 135,000
Supplies (Indir Matl) 15,000
Dir Matl requisitined by Prod 45,000 37,500 25,500
Margin
Margin / Mark up (%)
In November of the previous year,Tiana has prepared the following budget for
direct labour hours and Mfg O/H's for the current year
The plant's theoretical capacity is 1,50,000 direct Lab - Hrs. but practical capacity
Total is 120,000 Hrs. The co uses Direct Labor-Hrs - measured at practical capacity -
8,500 as the cost driver for O/H application.
204,000
15,000 Mfg Oh/ Mfg O/H -
6,000 Abs- /Hr Dir Lab Hrs Mfg OH - var fixed FOH/ Hr
0 3.25 100,000 325,000 216,000 2.16
10,500 3.25 120,000 390,000 216,000 1.80
54,000 3.25 140,000 455,000 216,000 1.54
112,500
0
0 During November, the following jobs were completed. Viz : Job 77 and Job 78
135,000
15,000 Help Tiana wih the following calculations
108,000 1. Calculate the Predetermined O/H rates for the current year
12,000 2. Total cost of Job 77 ?
3. Compute the amount of Mfg O/H applied to Job 79 during the month
0 4. What was the total Mfg O/H applied during November
6,400 5. Compute the actual Mfg O/H incurred during November
1,600 6. Calculate the Overapplied / underapplied O/H for November
1,000
0
4,100
Mfg O/H -
1,500 Dir Lab Hrs Mfg O/H / Unit Mfg OH - var fixed
1,500 100,000 325,000 216,000
1,000 120,000 390,000 216,000
0 140,000 455,000 216,000
Basis Rate/ basis Basic
Direct labor Hrs 20
200,000 10.0 Dept A 20,000 16 5
200,000 10.0 Dept B 20,000 4 15
Direct Material 400
Direct labor Dir lab Hrs 15 300
Mfg O/H ( * ) Dir lab Hrs 20 400
1,100
OH rates (dept) 80
Var OH's 60
Fixed OH's Dept A 50
Dept B 150
Dept O/H rates 340
Prod cost (rev) 1,040
duction department
)
ce of each model?
the rate for each of the
deach
in requirement
product at (3).
10
he overhead rates and
n the marketplace?
In November of the previous year,Tiana has prepared the following budget for
direct labour hours and Mfg O/H's for the current year
The plant's theoretical capacity is 1,50,000 direct Lab - Hrs. but practical capacity
Total is 120,000 Hrs. The co uses Direct Labor-Hrs - measured at practical capacity -
8,500 as the cost driver for O/H application.
204,000
15,000
Mfg O/H -
6,000 Dir Lab Hrs Mfg OH - var fixed
0 100,000 325,000 216,000
10,500 120,000 390,000 216,000
54,000 140,000 455,000 216,000
112,500
0
0 During November, the following jobs were completed. Viz : Job 77 and Job 78
135,000
15,000 Help Tiana wih the following calculations
108,000 1. Calculate the Predetermined O/H rates for the current year
12,000 2. Total cost of Job 77 ?
3. Compute the amount of Mfg O/H applied to Job 79 during the month
0 4. What was the total Mfg O/H applied during November
6,400 5. Compute the actual Mfg O/H incurred during November
1,600 6. Calculate the Overapplied / underapplied O/H for November
1,000
0
4,100
Mfg O/H -
1,500 Dir Lab Hrs Mfg O/H / Unit Mfg OH - var fixed
1,500 3.25 100,000 325,000 216,000 2.16
1,000 3.25 120,000 390,000 216,000 1.80
0 3.25 140,000 455,000 216,000 1.54
In November of the previous year,Tiana has prepared the following budget for
direct labour hours and Mfg O/H's for the current year
The plant's theoretical capacity is 1,50,000 direct Lab - Hrs. but practical capacity
Total is 120,000 Hrs. The co uses Direct Labor-Hrs - measured at practical capacity -
8,500 as the cost driver for O/H application.
204,000
15,000
Mfg O/H -
6,000 Dir Lab Hrs Mfg OH - var fixed
0 100,000 325,000 216,000
10,500 120,000 390,000 216,000
54,000 140,000 455,000 216,000
112,500
0
0 During November, the following jobs were completed. Viz : Job 77 and Job 78
135,000
15,000 Help Tiana wih the following calculations
108,000 1. Calculate the Predetermined O/H rates for the current year
New project
Sales Revenue
Less Cost of Goods sold
Gross Margin
Less Admin OH's
Less S& D O/H's
Income before Taxes
30.0% Tax
0
Advanced
20 Direct Material
15 Direct labor 20
5 Mfg O/H ( * ) 20
800 Total
300 Price 10%
400
1,500
Var OH / Hr Total FOH
Mfg OH - Dept A
Total
New price 10%
Dept A 26.0
Dept B 14.0
Sales Revenue
Less Cost of Goods sold 441,324
Gross Margin
Less Admin OH's 1,000
Less S& D O/H's 1,600
Income before Taxes
30.0% Tax
0
Others
month Mfg O/H's
Total Mfg cost
Sales Revenue
Less Cost of Goods sold
Gross Margin
Less Admin OH's
Less S& D O/H's
Income before Taxes
30.0% Tax
O/H's Total
500,000 2,500,000
120,000 300,000
25,000 250,000
5,000 50,000
50,000 100,000
700,000 3,200,000
2,000,000
35.00%
960,000
3,200,000
30.0%
35.00%
30.0%
328,824
441,324
1,000
1,600
Basic Advanced
400 800
15 300 300
20 400 400
1,100 1,500
1,210 1,650
Basic Advanced
400.0 800.0
15.0 300.0 300.0
130.0 390.0
210.0 70.0
1,040.0 1,560.0
1,144.0 1,716.0
5.0 15.0
15.0 5.0
Abs OH 17,675
Total Abs cost 200,675
5.58823529 Act MOH 19,559
12,000
15,000 Under /(ove) abs 1,884
6,000 Act job cost 202,559
6,400
4,100 FG 328,824
1,500 0
1,500
1,000
47,500
359,500
328,824
441,324
Abs OH 17,675
Total Abs cost 200,675
5.59 Act MOH 19,559
12,000
15,000 Under /(ove) abs 1,884
6,000 Act job cost 202,559
6,400
4,100 FG (frsesh/ old) 328,824
1,500 0 WIP
1,500
1,000
47,500
359,500
328,824
441,324
441,324
1,600
1,000
443,924
Total FG job
8,500 8,500
0
204,000 204,000
0 108,000 108,000
54,000 54,000
112,500 112,500 112,500
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 47,500 47,500
0 0
112,500 526,000
112,500 478,500
0 42,925 42,925
112,500 521,425 4,575
0 4,575
112,500 526,000
Job 78 Job 79 Job Unspec Total
3,000 2,000 8,500
0
37,500 25,500 108,000
72,000 48,000 204,000
54,000
112,500 112,500
0
Units % compln value WIP Inventory -
WIP Inventory 20,000 (Mat - 100% comp : C
Of this Direct material 100.0% 50,000 Costs incurred dur
Conversion cost 10.0% 7,200
Total WIP Inventory - O/Bal 57,200
OP WIP
Mat 20,000 50,000 10,000 7,200
OP WIP
Mat 50,000 120,000 50,000 34,400
Standard: Enhance
Ontario’s overhead of $800,000 can be identified with three major activities: order processing ($150,000), machine
processing ($560,000), and product inspection ($90,000). These activities are driven by number of orders processed,
machine hours worked, and inspection hours, respectively. Data relevant to these activities follow.
Top management is very concerned about declining profitability despite a healthy increase in sales volume. The
decrease in income is especially puzzling because the company recently undertook a massive plant renovation during
which new, highly automated machinery was installed—machinery that was expected to produce significant
operating efficiencies.
Required:
Assuming use of direct-labor hours to apply overhead to production, compute the unit manufacturing costs of the
Standard and Enhanced products if the expected manufacturing volume is attained.
Assuming use of activity-based costing, compute the unit manufacturing costs of the Standard and Enhanced produc
if the expected manufacturing volume is attained.
By using direct-labor hours as an application base, which product is overcosted and which product is
undercosted? Calculate the amount of the cost distortion for each product.
Is it possible that overcosting and undercosting (i.e., cost distortion) and the subsequent determination of selling
prices are contributing to the company’s profit woes? Explain.
ad on the basis of direct-labor
d are $800,000 and 25,000
Details Basis 1
O/Heads
Enhanced: Dir Lab hrs
MOH abs rate Per D/Lab Hr
Estimated production volume, 4,000 units
Direct-material cost, $40 per unit Prod volume
Direct labor per unit, 4 hours at $12 per hour Material cost/ Unit
Total cost
MOH by acticity
nd which product is
total cost (By ABC)
equent determination of selling
Co -Wide /
Param 1 Std Enhanced Non -Direct
800,000
25,000
32.0
3,000 4,000
25 40 235,000
3 4
12 36 48 300,000
61 88
183,000 352,000
32 96 128 800,000
157 216
181 198