Standard (I Unit Produced) Particulars
Standard (I Unit Produced) Particulars
Standard (I Unit Produced) Particulars
Opening Stock of Raw Materials Add : Purchases Add : Carriage inward Add : Octroi/Customs duty Less : Closing stock of raw materials
Cost of Direct Materials Consumed
-
48,000
613,600
240,000
853,600
48,000 48,000 24,000 2,000 4,000
Add : Factory Overheads Power & Fuel Factory Rent Factory lighting Repairs to machinery Depreciation on plant & machinery Add : Opening Work in progress Less : Closing WIP
(B). WORKS COST/FACTORY COST
979,600
-
979,600
-
979,600
24,800 4,800
Add : Office & adm. Overheads Office Salaries Office stationery & printing
( C). COST OF PRODUCTION
1,009,200
48,000
1,057,200
60,000
997,200
21,600 12,000
Q3 (2)
Particulars Rate Material 4 Labour 80 * Comparable standard is the standard cost that would have been incurred for the actual units produced, 6000 units in this case. Material Cost Variance = Material Cost Variance = Standard (I unit produced)
Materal Price Variance = Materal Price Variance = Material Usage Variance = Material Usage Variance = Check: Material Cost Variance = Material Price Variance + Material Usage Variance Labour Cost Variance = Labour Cost Variance = Labour Rate Variance = Labour Rate Variance = Labour Efficiency Variance = Labour Efficiency Variance =
Standard labour cost for actual production - actu 8,800 Actual Hours (Standard Rate - Actual Rate) 24,800 Standard Rate (Standard Hours - Actual Hours) 16,000
Check: Labour Cost Variance = Labour Rate Variance + Labour Efficiency Variance
Q3 (3)
Cash Budget (3 months ending March 31,2010) Particulars Opening Cash Balance Add: Receipts Cash Sales Credit Sales (Note 1) Total Receipts (A) Less: Payments Salaries Wages Advance Tax Interest Material Purchases (Note 2) Other Expenses (Note 3) Total Payments (B) Closing Cash Balance Note 1: Credit Sales Month Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Total Dec-09 150,000 Jan-10 50,000 280,000 290,000 570,000 10,000 10,000
150,000
Note 2: Material Purchases Month Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Total Note 3: Other Expenses Month Dec-09 Jan-10 Feb-10 Mar-10 Total Dec-09 Dec-09 80,000
80,000
Standard Comparable Standard * (I unit produced) (6000 units produced) Input Total Rate Input Total 10 40 4 60,000 240,000 1 80 80 6,000 480,000 r the actual units produced, 6000 units in this case. Standard material cost for actual production - Actual material cost Adverse
Actual (6000 units produced) Rate Input Total 4.2 66,000 277,200 76 6,200 471,200
Actual Quantity (Standard Rate - Actual Rate) Adverse Standard Rate (Standard Quantity - Actual Quantity) Adverse
Standard labour cost for actual production - actual labour cost Favourable Actual Hours (Standard Rate - Actual Rate) Favourable Standard Rate (Standard Hours - Actual Hours) Adverse
Mar-10 425,000 242,000 273,000 515,000 10,000 10,000 5,000 5,000 450,000 43,500 523,500 416,500
Mar-10
290,000
Mar-10
325,000
Jan-10 10,000
Mar-10
10,000
Q3 (4)
Particulars To Material To Labour To Manufacturing Expenses Conversion Process A/C Units Amount Particulars 1,000 20,000 By Normal Loss 10,000 By Abnormal Loss (Note 1) 7,550 By Finishing Process A/C 1,000 37,550 Units 50 50 900 1,000 Amount 1,976 35,574 37,550
Note 1: Abnormal Loss Abnormal Loss (Units) = Input - Output - Normal Loss = 1000 - 900 -50 = 50 Abnormal Loss (Cost) Cost per unit of normal output = total cost/ (number of units introduced in the process-normal loss units) = 37550/1000 Cost = Rs 39.53 per unit * 50 units = 1976 Finishing Process A/C Amount Particulars 900 35,574 By Normal Loss 10,000 By Finished Stock 5,000 3,450 10 667 910 54,691
Particulars To Conversion Process A/C To Material To Labour To Manufacturing Expenses To Abnormal Gain (Note 2)
Units
Units
910
54,691
10 66.70 666.96
Q3 (5-I)
Amount (in lakhs) 100 75 25 5 20
Particulars Sales Less: Variable Cost Contribution (Note 1) Less: Fixed Cost Profit Note 1 P/V Ratio = contribution/sales 25% = Contribution/100 Contribution =
25
20
Q3 (5-II)
Particulars Units Cost High Low Method Variable cost per unit = Particulars Variable Cost Fixed Cost Total Cost May 10,000 35,000 3 May 30,000 5,000 35,000 June 45,000 5,000 50,000 June 15,000 50,000
Q3 (5-III)
Sales to earn desired profit = (Fixed Cost + Desired Profit) / PV Ratio Fixed Cost 180,000 Profit 60,000 PV Ratio 40% Sales to earn an annual profit of 60000 =
600,000
nits) = 37550/1000
Q4
Option to purchase component from supplier Particulars Variable Cost (Per Unit): Materials Labour Other Variable Expenses Price Quoted by Supplier Total Notes Zen motors incurrs a fixed cost of 1,500,000 (150 * 10000 units). This cost will be incurred even if the component is purchased from supplier and hence the same is not considered for decision making. Existing 300 75 250 625 Purchase From Outside 700 700
Variable cost per unit is low when the component is manufactured inhouse. If the component is purchased from supplier, Zen motors would incurr an additional cost of 75 per unit. Hence it would be beneficial for Zen motors to produce the component inhouse. Option to purchase component from supplier and use resources to manufacture another product Particulars Existing Purchase From Outside Variable Cost (Per Unit): Materials 300 Labour 75 Other Variable Expenses 250 Opportunity cost for new product (Note 1) 125 Price Quoted by Supplier 700 Total 750 700
In this case Zen motors may purchase component from supplier and use available resources to make another product. If the component is manufactured in house, Zen motors will have to forego a contribution margin of 125 per unit on the new product which is not beneficial.
Note 1: Particulars Selling Price Less: Variable Cost Material Labour Other Variable Expenses Contribution Per Unit 650 200 75 250 125