Capital Joinery Ltd manufactures and sells a single product. The following budgeted/ actual information is provided in
Question:
Capital Joinery Ltd manufactures and sells a single product. The following budgeted/ actual information is provided in relation to the production of this product: All costs are in GBP. Show all workings very clearly.
Selling price per unit 250.00
Direct materials per unit 60.00
Direct labour per unit 40.00
Variable production overheads per unit 20.00
Details for the months of May and June 2020 are as follows:
May June
Production of Product A 100 80
Sales of Product A (units) 100 75
Fixed production overheads are budgeted at £2,000 per month and are absorbed on a unit basis. The normal level of production is budgeted at 100 units per month.
Other costs
Fixed selling £1,000 per month
Fixed Administration £3,000 per month
Variable sales commission 2% of sales revenue
There was no opening inventory of Product A at the start of May.
You are required to prepare a profit statement based on both absorption costing and marginal costing techniques and show the reconciliation of profits between the two methods.
In order to produce this single product, Capital Joinery Ltd. uses two raw materials – wood and glass of which wood is an expensive item of material and the firm is interested in the cost variances of this raw material. The information pertaining to budgeted and actual costs of the raw material (metal) is given below and you are required to show the calculation of material variances.
Table 1: Budgeted and actual cost of wood used in producing Product A | |
Budgeted material cost per unit of the product | 2kg at £12/kg |
Actual output | 1000 units |
Actual material purchased and used | 2400kg |
Actual material cost | £22,400 |
During the month of May, the following purchases, and issues of the raw material (glass) were made and the store assistant wishes to know the closing value of the raw material inventory at the end of the month. He provides you with the following information relating to the purchases and issues during the month. You are required to show the inventory ledger record for the month of JUNE using the LIFO and Average Cost methods of inventory accounting.
Table 2: Purchases and issues of raw material (glass) during the month of JUNE
June 1 | Opening Inventory of 10 units @£35 each |
June 9 | Bought 15 units @ £38 each |
June 15 | Issued 12 units |
June 20 | Bought 10 units @32 each |
June 23 | Issued 10 units |
June 27 | Issued 3 units |
June 30 | Issued 2 units |
The financial report produced must accurately apply and interpret data for a range of business activities in Capital Joinery Ltd.
Accounting For Managers Interpreting Accounting Information for Decision Making
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