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Solution DEC 2018
Solution DEC 2018
Question 1: Solution
Fixed cost – Cost that will not change over a given range of activity.
For example: Insurance, depreciation
Variable cost - Cost that vary in direct proportion to changes in the level of
activity. Example: Direct material, direct labour.
Mix cost / Semi-variable cost / semi fixed cost - These are costs that
contain both fixed and variable cost. Example: Telephone cost contain a
fixed sum as rental for a period and variable costs for metered calls.
.
(12 x ½ = 6 marks)
(8 x ½ = 4 marks)
B.
(i) Current method or traditional system
a. OAR = Budgeted manufacturing overhead
Total Direct Labour Hours
= __ RM2,580,000_____
100,000 + 200,000
= RM8.60 DLH
(10 x ½ = 5 marks)
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b. ABC method
Cost Driver rate:
Activites Overhead cost Total activity Cost Driver Rate
RM
Assembly 300,000 300,000 DLH RM1 per DLH
Machine related 450,000 90,000 MH RM5 per MH
Machine setups 730,000 5,000 setups RM146 per setup
Order processing 600,000 6,000 orders RM100 per order
General factory 500,000 50,000 sq ft RM10 sq ft
BM - W BM - G
RM RM
Direct Material 80.00 10.00
Direct labour 50.00 30.00
Manufacturing OH:
Assembly RM1 x 100,000 100,000
RM1 x 200,000 200,000
Machine related RM5 x 30,000 150,000
RM5 x 60,000 300,000
Machine setups RM146 x 4,000 584,000
RM146 x 1,000 146,000
Order processing RM100 x 4,500 450,000
RM100 x 1,500 150,000
General factory RM10 x 20,000 200,000
RM10 x 30,000 300,000
Total OH 1,484,000 1,096,000
Volume 40,000 100,000
OH per unit 37.10 10.96
(28 x ½ = 14 marks)
BM - W BM -G
Traditional method 151.10 57.20
ABC method 167.10 50.96
Differences 15.60 6.24
Understated Overstated
(4 x ½ = 2 marks)
d. Benefit of ABC Method
i. Provides better information about cost patterns, makes cost information available to
all levels of employees and creates greater cost consciousness within the
organization.
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ii. Enables more realistic, detailed and accurate product costs to be computed,
provides greater accuracy of product costs and results in improved product costing
and product pricing.
iii. The emphasis is on managing activities rather than costs.
iv. It is more useful where there are non-volume related activities.
v. It relates costs to products, customers, processors and management responsibility
(8 x ½ = 4 marks)
QUESTION 2 - Solution
a.
Process 2 Account
Unit RM Unit RM
OWIP 5,000 84,278 CWIP 7,000 56,518
Fr Process 1 40,000 240,000 Normal loss 6,800 9,520
Material 30,000 240,000 Abnormal loss 200 1,964
Conversion cost 160,000 FG – Mawar 21,500 214,559
Cempaka 25,000 327,451
Sejora 14,000 113,516
Kenanga 500 750
75,000 724,278 75,000 724,278
Statement of Costs
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Statement of evaluation
(50√ x ½ = 25 marks)
b. Profit Statement
(6√ x ½ = 3 marks)
c. Joint product – the main product that emerge together from the production process
and all the products have material values
By-product – the product that emerge together with the main product nut has got a
very small value
(4√ x ½ = 2 marks)
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QUESTION 3
a.
MC (RM) AC (RM)
Direct material 6.00 6.00
Direct labour 5.00 5.00
Variable manufacturing OH 2.00 2.00
Fixed manufacturing OH - 2.00 (RM80,000/40,000)
Total 13.00 15.00
(30 x ½ = 15 marks)
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QUESTION 4
Workings
Total boxes = 10,200 ÷ 6cups of egg tarts
= 1,700 boxes
Quantity
Quantity
556 1,700
MOS = 1,144
(4 x ½ = 2 marks)
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d) Option 1
Additional fixed cost = RM30,000 ÷ 5 years
= RM6,000 ÷ 12 months
= RM500
Option 2
New fixed cost = RM2,000 + RM2,000
= RM4,000
Option 2 will be preferred as it gives the highest net profit compare to option 1.
(18 x ½ = 9 marks)
END OF SOLUTION