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Solution JAN 2018
Solution JAN 2018
Solution JAN 2018
QUESTION 1
A.
a. (i) Direct cost: Direct cost are costs that can be directly traced to individual cost objects.
√√
(ii) Indirect cost: Indirect cost are costs that cannot be directly traced to individual cost
objects. √√
(iii) Conversion cost: Conversion costs are costs other than material cost. Labour costs
and manufacturing overhead are needed to convert raw materials into finished goods. √√
b.
RM RM
(a) Prime Costs per month
Direct materials :
Flour (20 bags x RM55 per bag) 1,100√√
Sugar (15 bags x RM70 per bag) 1,050√√
Other direct materials 1,500√ 3,650
Direct labour :
The wages of production workers (1,200 x 5) 6,000√√
PRIME COST 9,650√
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B.
(a) Traditional overhead absorption rate (OAR)
= RM890,000√ .
(4,000 x 3) √√ + (2,900 x 2) √ √
= RM50 per direct labour hour√
(6√ × ½ mark = 3 marks)
(b) Calculate the manufacturing cost of each product if the company uses:
i. Traditional Costing method
SP-100 SP-200
RM RM
Direct material 200√ 300√
Direct labour 60√ 40√
Manufacturing overhead (RM50 x 3hrs) 150√√ (RM50 x 2 hrs) 100√√
Total Production Cost 410√ 440√
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(c) Comment the differences between the production cost per unit under both accounting
system based on the result based in (b) above.
SP-100 SP-200
(RM) (RM)
Traditional costing method 410 440
ABC costing method 352.75 513
57.25√ 73√
Overstated Understated
By using traditional costing method, the production cost per unit for SP-100 is overstated
whereas the production cost per unit of SP-200 is understated√ when comparing with the
ABC costing system.
This is due to the traditional costing method uses single driver √ to absorb the overhead cost
whereas the ABC costing system uses multiple cost driver √ to absorb the overhead cost.
(4√x ½ marks = 2 marks)
State 2 limitations
1. Classification of overhead is subjective√√
2. Cost driver basis is just arbitrary and may not be accurate√√
3. Costly to implement as change takes place from the traditional method of charging
overheads
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QUESTION 2
a)
Process 1 A/C
Item
units
CPU
Amount
Item
units
CPU
Amount
Material
3,600
100.00
360,000√
Normal loss
450√
15.00
6,750√
Conversion
242,100 √
Output to P2
3,000
189.00
567,000
Abnormal loss
150√
189.00
28,350
3,600
602,100
3,600
602,100
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3,600- 450
=
RM189√
(6 √ x ½ mark = 3 marks)
Process 2 A/C
Item
units
CPU
Amount
Item
units
CPU
Amount
OWIP
5,000
1,069,500√
Normal loss (W1)
500√
25.00
12,500√
TFP1
3,000
189.00
567,000
Finished goods
12,000√
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2,689,000
Material
7,500
104.40
979,200√
CWIP
3,000
442,200
Conversion
528,000√
15,500
3,143,700
15,500
3,143,700
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Statement of Cost
Statement of Evaluation
Output TFP1 Material Conversion Total (RM)
Finished goods cost valuation = OWIP b/d + OWIP current + CPDP + NL after SV
= 1,069,500√ + 132,000 + 1,400,000 + 87,500
= RM2,689,000√
B) (i)
Product Quantity Joint costs apportioned Joint cost per unit
Teapots 1,000 1,000/6,000 x RM300,000 = RM50,000/1000
RM50,000√√ = RM50√√
Cups 5,000 5,000/6,000 x RM300,000 = RM250,000/5,000
RM250,000√√ =RM50√√
6,000√√
i. Joint product
a group of individual products which is simultaneously produced, and each product has
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a significant relative sales value. Example various grades of meat and hides.
ii. By-product
Products that are part of the simultaneous production process and have minor sales
value when compared to joint product. Example bones, grease and certain offal.
Note:
Definition = 2 marks x 2 item = 4 marks
Exmaple = ½ marks x 2 item = 1 marks
5 marks
QUESTION 3
RM RM
Sales (5,200 boxes x RM150) 780,000√
Less: Variable Costs of Sales
Opening stocks (500 boxes x RM83) 41,500√
Production Costs (5,000 boxes x RM83) 415,000√
456,500
Less: Closing stocks (300 boxes x RM83) (24,900) √ (431,600)
Gross Margin 348,400
Less: Variable non-production overheads
Variable selling costs (RM2 x 5,200 boxes) (10,400) √
Contribution Margin √ 338,000
Less: Fixed costs
Fixed production OH (RM5 x 4,000 boxes) 20,000√√
General administration costs 30,000√
Marketing & promotion cost 50,000√ (100,000)
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RM RM
Sales (5,200 boxes x RM150) 780,000√
Less: Costs of Goods Sold
Opening stocks (500 boxes x RM88) 44,000√
Production Costs (5,000 boxes x RM88) 440,000√
484,000
Less: Closing stocks (300 boxes x RM88) (26,400) √ (457,600)
Gross Profit 322,400
Less: Other Costs:
(10 √ x ½ = 5 marks)
(10 √ x ½ = 5 marks)
(Total: 15 marks)
QUESTION 4
A. (a)
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Working 1
Working 2
Cont. Margin = SP – VC
= RM50 √ - RM25
= RM25
= RM1,030,000 √
B. (i)
Calculation of breakeven
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END OF SOLUTION
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