Add: manufacturing overhead costs in inventory under absorption costing +27,000 Net operating income under absorption costing $4,727,000

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THE HONG KONG POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY HONG KONG COMMUNITY COLLEGE Subject Title : Cost Accounting Subject Code : CCN2111 Session : Semester One, 2018/19 Numerical Answer Question B1 Required production units of Quarter Year 3 First Second Third Fourth Year finished goods 50,000 70,000 120,000 80,000 320,000 Units of raw materials needed per unit (g) 2 2 2 2 2 Units of raw materials needed 100,000 140,000 240,000 160,000 640,000 Add desired units of ending raw materials 42,000 72,000 48,000 36,000 36,000 Total units of raw materials needed 142,000 212,000 288,000 196,000 676,000 Less units of beginning raw materials (g) -40,000-42,000-72,000-48,000-40,000 Units of raw materials to be purchased (g) 102,000 170,000 216,000 148,000 636,000 Unit cost of raw materials $2 $2 $2 $2 $2 Cost of raw materials to purchased $204,000 $340,000 $432,000 $296,000 $1,272,000 Question B2 (a) 50,000-41,000 = 9,000 units $150,000/50,000 = $3.00 (c) Net operating income under variable costing $4,700,000 Question C1 Add: manufacturing overhead costs in inventory under absorption costing +27,000 Net operating income under absorption costing $4,727,000 (a) APPLE break-even: Segment CM ratio = Segment contribution margin Segment sales = $145,200 $220,000 = 0.660 Dollar sales for a segment to break even = Traceable fixed expenses Segment CM ratio = $50,000 0.660 = $75,757.58 Page 1 of 5

(c) SAMSUNG break-even: Segment CM ratio = Segment contribution margin Segment sales = $120,000 $200,000 = 0.600 Dollar sales for a segment to break even = Traceable fixed expenses Segment CM ratio = $44,000 0.600 = $73,333.33 The company's overall break-even sales: CM ratio = Contribution margin Sales = $265,200 $420,000 = 0.631 (rounded) Total fixed expenses = Total traceable fixed expenses + Common fixed expenses = $94,000 + $38,000 = $132,000 Dollar sales to break even = Total fixed expenses CM ratio = $132,000 0.631 = $209,191.76 I (a) (c) (d) AQ = 1.8 x 500 = 900 feet Price variance = AQ x (AP-SP) = 900 x ($1.7 $1.4) = 900 x $0.3 = $270 U SQ = 2.2 x 500 = 1,100 feet Quantity variance = SP x (AQ-SQ) = $1.4 x (900 1100) = $1.4 x -200 = -$280 = $280 F AH = 1.7 x 500 = 850 hours Rate variance = AH x (AR-SR) = 850 x ($6.3 $5.9) = 850 x $0.4 = $340 U SH = 1.4 x 500 = 700 hours Efficiency variance = SR x (AH-SH) = $5.9 x (850 700) = $5.9 x 150 = $885 U Page 2 of 5

(e) (f) Rate variance = AH x (AR-SR) = 850 x ($3 $3.4) = 850 x -$0.4 = -$340 = $340 F Efficiency variance = SR x (AH - SH) = $3.4 x (850 700) = $3.4 x 150 = $510 U Question C2 (a) Work in Process $80,000 Raw Materials $80,000 Manufacturing Overhead 15,000 Accounts Payable/Utility Payable 15,000 (c) Work in Process 158,000 Manufacturing Overhead 74,000 Salaries Expense 120,000 Salaries and Wages Payable 352,000 (d) Work in Process 90,000 Manufacturing Overhead 90,000 [(180,000/160,000) 80,000] (e) Manufacturing Overhead 100,000 Cost of Goods Sold 100,000 I (a) Delivery cycle time = Wait time + Throughput time Throughput time = 25.8 days 19.4 days = 6.4 days MCE = Process time Throughput time Process time = 0.5 x 6.4 days = 3.2 days (c) Throughput time = Process time + Inspection time + Move time + Queue time Inspection time = 6.4 days - 3.2 days - 0.9 days 1.9 days = 0.4 day Page 3 of 5

Question C3 (a) Computation of activity rates: Activity Cost Pools Labor-related (a) Estimated Overhead Cost Total Expected Activity (a) Activity Rate $68,300 4,920 DLHs $13.88 per DLH Machine settings $8,000 800 settings $10 per setting General factory $44,800 6,400 MHs $7 per MH Computation of the overhead cost per unit: Activity Cost Pools and Activity Rates V1 Expected Expected Activity Amount Activity V2 Amount Labor-related, at $13.88 per DLH 1,800 $24,984 3,120 $43,305.60 Machine settings, at $10 per setting 350 3,500 450 4,500.00 General factory, $7 per MH 3,400 23,800 3,000 21,000.00 Total overhead costs assigned (a) $52,284 $68,805.60 Number of units produced 300 780 Overhead cost per unit (c)= (a) $174.28 $88.21 (c) Computation of unit product costs: V1 V2 Direct materials $320 $288 Direct labor V1: (6 DLHs $13 per DLH) 78 V2: (4 DLHs $13 per DLH) 52 Overhead 174.28 88.21 Unit product cost $572.28 $428.21 I New CM$ (188-18)x(10,200+420) $1,805,400 Present CM$188x10,200 (1,917,600) Change in CM$ (112,200) Add: Saving in FC 116,000 Increase/Change in NOI +$3,800 Page 4 of 5

Question C4 (a) Make Buy 10,000* units Direct materials (10,000* units $6.4 per unit)... $64,000 Direct labor (10,000 units $6.2 per unit)... 62,000 Variable overhead (10,000 units $3.5 per unit)... 35,000 Supervisor s salary (10,000 units $3.9 per unit)... 39,000 Depreciation of special equipment (not relevant)... 0 Allocated general overhead (avoidable only)... 3,000 Outside purchase price (10,000 units $26.1 per unit). $261,000 Opportunity cost... (57,000) Total cost... $203,000 $204,000 I Cost of beginning work in process inventory $40,000 Costs added to production during the month +238,000 Total cost $278,000 Cost of ending work in process inventory $34,000 Cost of units transferred out +244,000 Total cost $278,000 Page 5 of 5